These panels started by consisting of mostly people from the press, but have now morphed into a strange mix of press, partisan political consultants, minor (or former) politicians, and anyone else they feel like inviting that week.
"They will be rather cautious about inviting that sort of hassle – but that's not to say they can't find other ways to make things difficult for Reuters to operate," he said.
Don't try to shame us into inviting that catastrophe upon ourselves here.
By inviting that lot, plus Mexico, South Africa, Indonesia, South Korea and Australia, the Japanese were able to bring together the bulk of the world's greenhouse-gas emitters.
· Surprising to see in the Daily Telegraph an advertisement from a famous London club inviting that newspaper's readers to contemplate the benefits of joining.
I realized that by not inviting that person, I was showing myself to be selfish and uncaring.
By pressing forward, even brazenly, against the President, Republicans are inviting attacks that they are so impatient to exile Mr. Clinton that they are rushing heedlessly forward to conduct a public vote on an unseemly scandal while American troops are in harm's way.
Women of strength and grace admit when they are wrong, can change their mind as they learn, and they share a vision of the future that is so clear and inviting that others are eager to follow.
If you discover a potential for conflict, determine if you can discuss the invitation with the relevant guest or even consider not inviting that particular guest, if feasible.
