Sentence examples for inviting direct from inspiring English sources

The multi-country aspect will illuminate the differences between low and middle income countries, and Southern and Eastern Africa, without inviting direct comparison of outcomes of two very different countries.

Later, and as part of a countywide strategy to improve the management of patients with heart failure an additional service was initiated inviting direct referral from GPs of patients with heart failure at a time when the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence NICEE) guidance recommended that all heart failure patients should be reviewed by a Consultant Cardiologist [ 11].

Karen Shaw, the curator, has hung the work of each partner in proximity to the other, inviting a direct comparison.

But how can he not have seen that inviting a direct comparison between his personal finances and Obama's would end badly?

In Italy, or anywhere else that charts a similar path in the era of distributed power, such a deliberative ballast is as essential to good governance as inviting the direct engagement of citizens in government.

His gift for putting together creative teams was evident in inviting Leslie Megahey to direct Bartók's Duke Bluebeard's Castle: Megahey's success in bringing out the opera's dark eroticism led to the magnificent production being awarded the Italia prize in 1989.

It seemed an existential, Mel Brooks-ian dilemma: an out-of-nowhere e-mail appeared in his inbox, inviting him to direct Estelle Parsons and Judith Ivey in New York City.

Sasic may be the tournament's leading scorer but she should have done better than direct an inviting early chance straight into Bardsley's grateful arms.

Iran's tech and startup scene has been bubbling with activity and press during the past year as the country enters a post-sanctioned era that is inviting a renaissance of direct foreign investment.

FIFPro, the union representing the world's top soccer players, wants to increase support for females, inviting them to become direct members and allowing player representation in countries where there is no other players' union.

Now, there's much more to it than that: direct messages inviting you to join "Fat Joe approved" pyramid schemes; photos of people doing "good deeds"; middle-aged bank managers arguing about breasts; a steady stream of inspirational quotes, in which Salvador Dalí, Steve Jobs, and Muhammad Ali impart pieces of wisdom that have absolutely nothing to do with finding a job.