Sentence examples for issue to invite from inspiring English sources

10.35am: Condon says it was "a sensitive issue" to invite the media to witness the arrests.

The magazine has taken the unusual step of placing a want ad in its December/January issue to invite readers to send in old copies to rebuild its archives in time for its 90th anniversary next year.

In the race to be New York's next mayor, no issue seems to invite more red-hot oratory than education.

For us, the enduring appeal of this Special Issue is to invite researchers to capture a phenomenon that both researchers and practitioners observe in practice quite often, but one that has attracted only minor traction in mainstream journals.

But the issue seems destined to invite increasing scrutiny as state and federal law enforcement officials focus more on how they can take action to slow an exploding industry.

A destination wedding also solves the issue of who to invite.

Mr. Felder said Mr. Giuliani would forge ahead with his appeal of the decision banning Ms. Nathan from Gracie Mansion, saying that the court evidently felt the issue was important enough to invite Mr. Giuliani to move with speed.

An emerging ethics issue: is it OK to invite someone new in, someone trustworthy, who might interpret that as a request for a positive recommendation?

"A copy of that letter will now be issued to the club to invite them and the player to explain his actions.We can 't speculate on what will happen and he will not be asked to appear at the moment.The committee will then deal with the matter".

It may, however, also point to shortcomings in the intake routines, the practice being too imprecise to invite issues of domestic violence.

In an effort to better understand how the concept of reverse innovation could be mobilized amongst Canadians, the Ivey International Centre for Health Innovation issued an open call to invite proposals for reverse innovations that could address Canada's health system challenges.