Sentence examples for inviting news from inspiring English sources

So we are inviting news providers to look at our prospectus, and to let us know whether they would prefer to join a regulator which ignores the public, or one which listens, and learns.

During the year she presided as Miss Universe, Trump turned Machado's weight gain into a media spectacle, inviting news cameras to record her – against her will – working out at a gym.

But I found even more inviting news on the financial pages.

Or how about the CIA inviting every news organization but Fox News Channel to their Benghazi briefing?

The most noticeable changes so far have been inviting the news media and players' families to watch practices and allowing assistant coaches to speak to the news media.

Mr. Fischer chafes at the criticism; he said that he had been trying to shed the image of a reality-TV jock, and that one reason for inviting the news media was to open the process to the public.

The site is inviting virtual news reports, either on SL events or real-life events re-created in Second Life (is that a good idea? I don't know), that they "film" and work into a two-minute video report.

The idea of inviting the foreign news media into the tightly closed capital appears to have come from Seif al-Islam el-Qaddafi, who announced it on television.

But he also kept working the news media, inviting reporters to visit his class in Cambridge, Mass.

The American military made a great effort to showcase the bomb-making trial as a symbol of the transfer of authority, inviting Afghan and Western news media.

Except that she was without her husband, William C. Thompson Jr., a Democratic candidate for New York City mayor, and his campaign made a point of promoting Mrs. Thompson's solo swing, inviting coverage in a news release on Thursday night.