Sentence examples for invitations made to from inspiring English sources

As the U.S. struggles to understand the data privacy problem created by companies like Facebook, Europe has been at the forefront of creating laws that protect the consumer rather than the company — and if Zuckerberg ever accepted one of the multiple invitations made to address European lawmakers, he would likely face a much tougher time.

Seminars will be conducted, with targeted invitations made to partners and stakeholders.

Participants were then asked to identify health professionals with further invitations made to these people.

Jokes were made about how I would be able to lift them with one hand, invitations made to come and work in the field with them.

A week or so later I mentioned the idea to a top Obama aide, who called it "interesting" and then listed all the reasons Obama does not like to mix personal time with work (see: golf invitation made to John Boehner after a full two and a half years in the White House).

As Crittendon recalls it, in the mid-nineties Williams finally responded to the last of a series of invitations Crittendon made to him to unburden himself on Larry King's program: "A man don't rat," Williams said.

Invitations were made to 228 nursing homes located in Sydney, Australia.

Finally, three personal invitations were made to the key opinion leaders in primary care organisations by the researchers (SF).

Thompson denied suggestions that the invitation was made to boost viewing figures.

Fiji's prime minister, Frank Bainimarama, drew applause Friday when he reiterated an invitation he made to Trump to visit his South Pacific nation and see for himself the effects of rising sea levels and Cyclone Winston.

"Without Mrs Turnbull's knowledge, the invitations made reference to one of her public roles," said a Liberal party spokesman on Wednesday.