Sentence examples for inviting representatives from inspiring English sources

Also, we wonder just how the recent Refugee Conference in Vienna could have been held without inviting representatives of the country that is most affected.

Since then, the state has canvassed nearly every major business in New Jersey, inviting representatives to join committees and share plans.

Increasingly, Givaudan has been inviting representatives from food and beverage manufacturers to use the machine so that they can more easily describe what they want the flavorists to do.

The agency said today that it would tackle those challenges by increasing review of its examiners' work, and by inviting representatives of the software industry to help educate the agency's staff.

In a move that appeared to take other United Nations diplomats by surprise on Thursday, Russia's ambassador announced after the Security Council meeting that he was inviting representatives from the group of influential countries and organizations that had attended a Syria meeting in Geneva to take part in a meeting on Friday at the United Nations.

Bertram Donley, a former president of the Garden City Chamber of Commerce, said that he feared that although county officials had made a point of inviting representatives from different municipalities and interest groups, they had not worked hard enough to completely win them over.

A major reason, they said, is that they want to avoid the awkwardness of inviting Representative Rick A. Lazio, an influential advocate for the bill, who is running against Hillary Rodham Clinton in the New York race for the Senate.

Mr. Iijima, for instance, recently rattled the kantei press club by inviting seven representatives of Japan's lively and somewhat gossipy weekly and monthly magazines to lunch.

Schools must provide up-to-date careers advice and guidance, broadening pupils' career horizons by teaming up with industry and inviting sector representatives to speak to their pupils and outline a range of education or training options, including apprenticeships and other vocational pathways.

He lists many ways to get active where you are, from holding your own public event and inviting your representatives to speak to meeting with them (preferably en masse) to express your concerns.

The main recommendations were to prolong the duration of training, to increase awareness by inviting parent representatives from each school to training, and to take the travel distance required of referred children into consideration when planning and estimating the budget for the program.