Sentence examples for invites ideas from inspiring English sources

The problem with the scenario outlined above is that it invites ideas to "back into" a strategy when really it should be the strategy leading the charge.

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A comfortable surrounding is one that encourages questions, invites ideas and has open communication.

Make Harry Potter themed invites: Idea number 1: Invite friends to Hogwarts with an official looking invitation in a large, handmade envelope with red wax seal.

This year in particular, the flagship conference KDD 2014 has the theme of "Data Mining for Social Good". With help from Bloomberg's philanthropic department, it features speakers from nonprofits taking the stage to describe tough problems they face and invite ideas from the floor.

Working in conjunction with the council as well as local universities and tech businesses, the venue invited ideas on how the urban environment could be explored by residents and visitors in a more game-like way.

Keeping to this small scale the organisers have been at pains to invite ideas rather than take a direct commissioning or curatorial role, and to promote free events, many in public spaces and unconventional sites.

On view at Expo 72 (through January 7 , 2018, Studio Gang's "Riparian Reclamation" is the firm's urban design proposal for an invited "ideas lab" led by the City of Chicago and the Metropolitan Planning Council.

To date York council has invited ideas around five main challenges: to better exploit underutilised council assets; to help vulnerable and older people in their own homes; to improve council procurement from small businesses; to use footfall to improve environmental sustainability; and to make York a more friendly city for residents with dementia.

He said: "I want to go much further, which is why I launched Northern Futures to invite ideas from people who live, work and do business in the North to tell us what they need to help them grow.

2. It invites better ideas.