Sentence examples for issue a public invitation from inspiring English sources

So why doesn't Corbyn issue a public invitation to the other parties to send their leaders to attend his 2016 conference speech, and announce that he would accept their invitations if they were to reciprocate?

A public invitation for comments and ideas on topics was issued by the makers of the show.

School officials issued a public apology.

He cue-bid three clubs, then raised to four hearts to issue a slam invitation.

Diplomats expect the new administration to issue a formal invitation for airstrikes later this week.

Ms. Karp said the city would like to issue a second invitation for proposals for Tavern's future "soon".

If you issue a blanket invitation, you are asking for all and sundry to come along.

It attracted mainstream news media attention to an unpleasant surprise: that public events have public invitation lists.

The banking crisis required national renewal and David Cameron, in optimistic mode, issued a manifesto invitation for the public to "join the government of Britain".

Although the police provided the video to the newspaper O Globo, and issued an invitation to the public via Twitter to watch what the department described as images of the protester who started the confrontation by throwing a Molotov cocktail at officers, within hours the clip was mysteriously removed from YouTube.

First of all, I'd like to issue an invitation: please come to Denmark.