Sentence examples for inviting views from inspiring English sources

On April 14th he chaired his first "symposium" of economists since taking office, inviting views on China's prospects from fellow members of the tribe.

The government has published a consultation paper inviting views on its proposal to ban the sale of drinks containing more than 150mg of caffeine per litre to children.

Entrance is free, the lobby is inviting, the cafe is set into a garden plaza and the terraces offer inviting views of the city.

The Committee started its deliberations by issuing a Press Release on June 8 , 2011 for inviting views and suggestions of the general public as well as the stakeholders on the bill.

The Guardian has established that the institute prepared its evidence, which was highly critical of the CRU scientists, after inviting views from Peter Gill, an IOP official who is head of a company in Surrey called Crestport Services.

But, in recognition of the anguish of women like Ms Evans, the government decided last year to review the act, inviting views in particular on whether the law should be changed to require the withdrawal of the consent of both parties before a stored embryo could be destroyed.

As a further lure, the courtyard's north portal frames an inviting view of the noblest portion of Bloomingdale's hybrid facade: grand, arched window bays in an 1893 midblock annex on 59th Street.

The department is inviting the views of residents and businesses until 31 October.

There's luscious swimming to be had at Limanakia and Varkiza and the entire coast is chiseled with inviting sea views and hidden coves.

"It didn't give me the impression that he was inviting different views".

Instead of inviting opposing views into the nexus between the sciences, art and religion, we too often retract into our own intellectual space.