Sentence examples for inviting community from inspiring English sources

He does his best to keep neutral on most issues, he says, by inviting community experts to address them.

As the trial moved into its final phase, faster than many had anticipated, Oakland officials sent out e-mail marked "urgent" inviting community leaders to a meeting at City Hall on June 21 to help plan a response to the verdict.

Facebook will be inviting community organisations such as Netz Gegen Nazis, Laut gegen Nazis, and FSM to join the group as well as representatives of political parties in Germany, and of other online services.

A series of videos inviting community feedback, staged readings with public discussions, workshops for re-writes, and experimental campus productions have led to the play's current iteration, with Knox College Professor of Theatre Neil Blackadder credited for incubating the full-length stage play.

This might include inviting community partners to meetings with the IRB.

This paper explores the outcomes from inviting community members to participate in designing primary healthcare services for remote rural places.

And at a time when local government budgets are being eroded, inviting communities to exercise power over small pots of money could be seen as a cynical attempt to mask wider damage to the public sector.

It said the government was implementing its policy of geological disposal of nuclear waste and was inviting communities to find out more and express an interest, which West Cumbria had already done.

Our study provided a solution by inviting community-based rheumatologists: the insufficient number of six hospital physicians was easily completed by 13 community-based physicians.

Inviting community-dwelling older adults to be the mentors of medical and nursing students appears to have been a good decision.

Inviting communities to participate in decision-making produces messy and unpredictable outcomes and this is insufficiently acknowledged by policymakers.