Sentence examples for invites contributions from from inspiring English sources
The conference invites contributions from academics, NGO organizations, religious leaders, and civil society members who work in and on the MENA region.
This broad framing of political-industrial ecology invites contributions from many social sciences, including political ecology, political geography, political economy, sociology, public policy, management, environmental history, and science and technology studies.
It invites contributions from authors in, and outside, all relevant scholarly disciplines, in English and French.
Geared to all professional historians, it features articles and reviews by experts and invites contributions from all geographical, temporal, and thematic subfields.
The fund invites contributions from Rwandan citizens, within the country and in the diaspora, as well as private companies and "friends of Rwanda".
"Das Institut also invites contributions from other artists, and this exhibition is no exception: the work of Sergei Tcherepnin, Allison Katz and Alexander Kluge has been included, and a two-day performance in April led by Ei Arakawa will further activate the spaces and objects in the show".' Check out works from the show including some seriously unsettling slide projections below. .
Gaiman offered an opening line: Gaiman then invited contributions from his followers on Twitter.
The only way to do that is to invite contributions from the problem solvers that you think will have the best chance of providing good ideas.
That the term does indeed invite contributions from a variety of disciplines makes the field both a meeting space, and a battleground.
Francis invited contributions from whistleblowers along with those who have been deterred from speaking out, employers, trade unions and professional representative bodies, as well as organisations which supported those who raised concerns.
It needs innovation goals that are big enough to be compelling, yet practical enough to be credible; goals that are broad enough to invite contributions from across the firm and beyond, yet specific enough to provide focus.
