Sentence examples for inviting contributions from inspiring English sources

The blog Development Aesthetics, curated by Crystal Bennes, is a wonderful compendium of some of these development adverts, inviting contributions.

As an example of its outreach programme, the UN has set up a website inviting contributions from civil society.

In such cases, digital technology sustains conversation and facilitates wider participation, inviting contributions from community members and language speakers themselves.

Her goal was achieved by securing the backing of wealthy Chicago patrons and by inviting contributions from a wide range of poets.

"These grants are intended to go out to the groups that are working toward zero" deaths, Hersman said, acknowledging the funding would not go far and inviting contributions from other sources.

The journal is truly interdisciplinary, inviting contributions across a range of critical methodologies, including musicology and music analysis, film studies, popular music studies, cultural theory, aesthetics, semiotics, sociology, marketing, sound studies, and music psychology.

Letter To An Unknown Soldier is a memorial project again inviting active contributions from students, inspired by the statue of a "Tommy" standing on platform 1 of Paddington Station reading a letter from home.

On the outside, Wright's composition puts this architecture under the wing of the New Brutalist school; on the inside, he is the old Romanticist, singing as if he were alone in the wilderness the Song of Myself, but without communicating the sense of speaking for all other men and inviting their contributions, and enhancing their personalities, too, that made Whitman's swelling ego so lovable.

The creation of the Airports Commission, inviting public contribution, was part of the impetus, but Lowe's plan also chimed with some transport planners.

"Instead of inviting the economic contributions of immigrants, our immigration enforcement policies have often inhibited the productivity of US companies and made it harder for them to compete in the global marketplace," said a court brief, published on 8 March by Zuckerberg's advocacy group FWD.us.

"Instead of inviting the economic contributions of immigrants, our immigration enforcement policies have often inhibited the productivity of US companies and made it harder for them to compete in the global marketplace," reads the court brief, published yesterday.