Bob Goodlatte, a Republican congressman from Virginia and a techie, has made copyright reform a signature issue of his tenure as chairman, for the past two years, of the House Judiciary Committee, holding twenty subcommittee hearings on the issue, and inviting a number of songwriters, including Rosanne Cash and Sheryl Crow, to appear.
These crisp, lemony cutlets set out a pork-flavored welcome mat, inviting any number of crisp white wines to the meal.
To celebrate her 70th birthday this month, the Royal Court is inviting a number of playwrights, myself included, to direct readings of Churchill's work.
In 2006, after inviting a number of support companies to come in to pitch him on a higher level of care, Mr. Lowe signed with Everon, a division of a larger I.T.-support firm called PlumChoice, based in Billerica, Mass.
Mr. Karzai is planning a peace jirga, or assembly, for the end of April, and he is inviting a number of insurgent groups, as well as various factions in Parliament and representatives of Afghan civil society organizations.
He owned a studio a few blocks away, in a converted stable on a cobblestoned cul-de-sac, and had sent an e-mail inviting a number of players to participate in Eagleman's study.
Today's inauguration compensated by inviting a number of "celebrities", but by and large neither of these events were celebrations, and the inauguration itself was met with protests on the streets.
There is no set date for the summit, but it could coincide with North Korea's celebrations of the 70th anniversary of the state's foundation on Sept. 9, with Kim inviting a number of international dignitaries to Pyongyang for the event.
An example of this crowdsourcing is the software company Cambrian House (cambrianhouse.com), which works by inviting huge numbers of people into the production process and then paying them royalties if their contribution makes any money.
Characteristics of the women not included in the pregnancy cohort were analysed from letters sent to 1000 women, who had not responded to the primary invitation, inviting them to answer a number of general health questions.
