West Coast fish farms invited stand-offs with First Nations this summer, which could happen again in the spring.
In 1970, when Mr. Snow was reporting on China, the Snows were invited to stand with Mao Zedong on the reviewing stand during a National Day observance.
Other politicians are being invited — to stand quietly in the audience.
Mr Johnson is open about his limitations, always voicing them when invited to stand for the leadership.
She was invited to stand as a Labour candidate herself, and a peerage was offered: both were declined.
Anyone passing through the atrium was invited to stand in front of the mike and follow the instructions in the title: that is, scream.
But when the state reached a landmark contract agreement with Newark teachers, Mr. Booker was not invited to stand with other officials to make the announcement.
Before the performance, members of the original 1983 cast, invited to stand along with other former members of the Brown company, were warmly applauded.
The biggest roar of all, though, was reserved for Martin Johnson, one of the giants of rugby invited to stand on a plinth and represent their countries.
Her advocacy caught the attention of the White House in October 2009, when she was invited to stand with Mr. Obama as he pressed for solidarity between his administration and health care professionals on the bill's proposals.
In 1858 he was invited to stand for a seat in the upper house, but, dissociated from the radicals (the Clear Grits), he could not identify with the conservative element of his old party either.
