The phrase "inviting party" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English. It refers to the person or group who is extending an invitation to an event or gathering. Example: "The Smiths were the inviting party for the neighborhood block party, sending out invitations to all the residents."
"That's the duty of the inviting party to the conference".
He declared his intention to change the format of PMQs by inviting party members to submit questions for him to put the the PM. "My questions will be your questions," he said.
In a missive inviting party members to a democratic reform convention to be held in Sydney this coming weekend, Walter Villatora told members "our party has lost its heart and soul".
In a missive inviting party members to a democratic reform convention to be held in Sydney next week, Walter Villatora tells members "our party has lost its heart and soul".
But they face a threat from the Tories under their new leader, David Cameron, that is unlike anything they have experienced.This week, Mr Cameron published a statement of "aims and values" for what he calls a "modern, compassionate Conservative Party", inviting party members to vote on it.
Its producers pulled off the most impressive publicity coup of 2011 by inviting a party of influential female columnists to a meal cooked in London by the film's star, Meryl Streep.
What we are really doing now is inviting the party leaders to talk about that".
Perhaps more interestingly, Salesforce created an open ecosystem inviting 3rd party developers to address the wide array of customer requirements for particular job functions and industries.
Inviting third party reviews and ensuring an open process for deliberations will help to ensure transparency and reflect that these processes are indeed being structured in public interest.
The company is inviting interested parties, which include group buying service providers, publishers and social networks, to a meeting in Seattle next month.
A different interviewee sent out a general invitation on an institutional email list, inviting interested parties to her classroom to observe the active learning techniques she was using in a traditional classroom.
