Sentence examples for invitations directed from inspiring English sources

Invitations directed potential participants to a purpose-built internet-based survey (see: http://www.e-cohort.net).net

Invitations directed potential participants to a purpose-built internet-based survey, where study information was provided and consent requested.

Review of the Swiss film "The Invitation", directed by Claude Goretta, who wrote the screenplay with Michel Viala.

By Penelope Gilliatt The New Yorker, May 5 , 1975P. 111 Review of the Swiss film "The Invitation", directed by Claude Goretta, who wrote the screenplay with Michel Viala.

That sassy invitation is directed at the thousands of foreigners having trouble getting temporary visas, known as H-1b's, to work in the United States.

People accepting the invitation were directed to the online questionnaire.

Before the introduction of the CLT, an invitation was directed to the public health administration of three county councils in southeast Sweden, and six PHC units, two from each of the counties, were asked to participate.

Recruitment of study participants mostly relied on a snowball procedure, on direct invitations send to ASI/SBK members of the two test cohorts (seed sample), and on invitations disseminated by employers.

The film came and went — Rex Reed loved it; Shaw thought it was lousy — but Salter received other invitations to direct, which he declined.

By now, after the critical canonisation that followed London premieres of the Dragons' Trilogy, Polygraph, Vinci, Needles And Opiums and Tectonic Plates, invitations to direct were flooding in from all round the world.

Its success brought another invitation to direct Berlioz.