Sentence examples for invite to interview from inspiring English sources

Under this scheme, the Scottish government commits to invite to interview, or further assess, candidates who consider themselves disabled under the terms of the Equality Act 2010 and who meet the minimum criteria for the post.

Overall, 15 staff were invited to interview and 12 accepted the invitation.

At Oxford, 60% of those applying in October 2011 were invited to interview, with 35% receiving offers.

Hellman was invited to interview Gypsy at her apartment on East Fifty-seventh Street about her forthcoming début mystery novel.

They sometimes walk red carpets together, but journalists invited to interview them about forthcoming films are usually told not to ask "personal" questions.

In 2004, Joyce was invited to interview her famous son, by then at his own label, for the arts page of a British newspaper.

Ryan was invited to interview for the job with the Toronto Blue Jays but declined, choosing to remain loyal to the people who worked for him.

This would help to eliminate subconscious discrimination by ensuring that candidates are invited to interview based on their qualifications, and not their gender or ethnicity.

Reached by telephone in Florida, Westhoff, who turns 58 next week, said he was invited to interview for the head-coaching job next week and was very interested.

"And if you are invited to interview, make sure you do your research into the company and the person you are meeting".

I met Ryuichi in Japan when he was invited to interview us for a publication, and we got on really well.