Sentence examples for inviting persons from inspiring English sources

When GPs chose for inviting persons, we advise to invite the eligible population in small age cohorts.

The despotic if paternal government in Paris kept the colonists under tight rein instead of encouraging self-government and individual initiative based on the English model; it refused to allow any but Roman Catholics to immigrate instead of inviting persons of all faiths.

We recruited the control group by inviting persons who accompanied the patients to join the study (e.g., friends) and also through advertisements (e.g., posted notices in the hospital).

However, the information provided when inviting persons to CD screening programs must be balanced to avoid unnecessary anxiety while waiting for the test results, since the majority of those participating in the screening will not be diagnosed with the disease.

First, members of the general public, for example employers, can endorse negative stereotypes about people with mental illness and discriminate against them, e.g. not inviting persons with mental illness for job interviews.

Nonparticipation has been found to be associated with two times higher risk of death independent of socioeconomic category in nonparticipants compared to participants, both in a 20 years follow-up study of white collar workers aged 35-55 years [ 42] and the FINRISK study, inviting persons aged 35-74 years [ 43].

"He's such an open, honest, inviting person that my ingrained social anxieties disappeared," Kissel told the Globe.

Denial is destructive in the life of a friendly, inviting person.

defer.add img); If you are inviting someone over, and the dog bites the person, firmly yell No!!!

To test the validity of the questionnaire the percentage of agreement will be checked by inviting two persons of the same organisations to fill out the questionnaire.

A large population based Chlamydia screening was performed (2003) by inviting 21.000 persons in urban and rural areas for home-based urine testing.