Sentence examples for inviting group from inspiring English sources

The administration responded by inviting group members to discuss the issue in August, but so far it has not indicated that it is willing to reverse its decision.

The president has been inviting groups of congressmen to the White House almost every day.

Some of the original data for this, says Mr Bass, were gained from inviting groups of customers to have their bodies scanned.

For a while she tried to help other students in her dorm, inviting groups of them into her room at night.

For the pro-GM campaigners, this involves inviting groups of MPs out to places such as the Agricultural Research Institute to talk to the scientists who do the work.

He has methodically gone through the building, inviting groups of diplomats to his transition office on the first floor for show-and-tell sessions.

This programme of inviting groups of 30-40 senior government and business leaders from a particular emerging country to Crotonville for a week was launched more than a decade ago, starting with a group from China.

We ran a month of previews by inviting groups in ever-increasing numbers and then had a carefully planned public opening day designed to catch national and international attention – which it did, reaching nearly 1 billion people around the globe.

According to Ms Ralph, the Scottish firm won over its Italian distributors by inviting groups of them to visit its headquarters in Edinburgh, whose solid granite reassured the conservative bankers that the firm was dependable.Some foreign firms are nonetheless trying to sell and distribute directly to the customer.

It said instead of inviting groups to take on plots as before, staff would maintain the garden and Urban Veg would be a training base.

To revive its agricultural industry, the Georgian government is inviting groups of white South African farmers to settle and farm there - but not everyone thinks it is such a good idea, reports the BBC's Caucasus correspondent Damien McGuinness.