Sentence examples for invite entries from inspiring English sources

We invite entries from universities and university professionals across 14 categories, to be shortlisted and evaluated by an expert panel.

We invite entries from UK universities and university professionals across 14 categories, to be shortlisted and evaluated by an expert panel.

In March this year, NESTA will invite entries (through to May) and in July a shortlisted group of twenty teams will be given £50,000 each to develop products based on their proposals.

Yet they don't invite entry.

The trouble with body scans and breast screening and P.S.A. testing for prostate cancer is that questionable results invite entry into health care as a form of speculation.

Whether she fluidly recreates Klimt's "The Kiss" or Kahlo's "Two Fridas" as intimate spaces that invite entry, or produces a "plein air" painting (her eyes are looking at a scene in virtual space, but her hands are painting in physical space), she explores the possibilities of straddling new and old realities.

It invited entries from organisations that are exploiting banking technology to change the way small businesses are able to access and use financial services.

The ACO also announced rule changes specific to Le Mans: The number of invited entries was increased from 50 to 55, with this number to be increased in subsequent years.

Loves of a Blonde was submitted to a number of the major film festivals of the day: it was the opening film of the 1966 New York Film Festival, was an invited entry in that year's London Film Festival and was nominated for the highest prize at the Venice Film Festival.

Kapoor also creates a tension between masculine and feminine within his art by having concave points of focus that invite the entry of visitors and multiplies their images when they are positioned correctly.

Picture My Rights invites photo entries from teens PETALING JAYA, 4 September 2014 – UNICEF, BRATs (The Star), the Centre for Asian Photographers (CAP) and The School Jaya One, today launched "Picture My Rights", a nationwide photography contest for teenagers to mark the 25th anniversary of the CRC.