Sentence examples similar to inviting stance from inspiring English sources
Since being diagnosed with prostate cancer 10 years ago Farrakhan has appeared to take a more conciliatory stance, inviting Jewish and other religious groups to take part in the Million Family March in 1999, an event that attracted barely half that number.
But by their tough stance, officials may be inviting more civil suits, Rep. Waxman said.
In August this year he courted controversy by inviting Catholics unhappy with their church's stance on equal marriage to join him in the Scottish Episcopal Church.
A number of potential GOP presidential candidates have already confirmed their attendance, though organizers have faced scrutiny over not inviting New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie (R) despite his current stance as one of the nation's most popular governors.
They're inviting colleagues to sign letters asking Komen to reconsider its stance and calling the organization out for being politically motivated.
But by inviting thousands of guns into a stadium, the Bombers are absolutely taking a political stance.
Witty accepts that his stance may not win him friends in other drug companies, but he is inviting them to join him in an attempt to make a significant difference to the health of people in poor countries.
Participants will learn to take a critical stance when analyzing a text and consider how to introduce this conversation in the classroom, inviting all students to engage in discussion of culture.
It looks pretty inviting".
