Sentence examples for made to invite from inspiring English sources

With Italy's bond yields reaching danger levels, Mr Berlusconi was told he lacked credibility and was made to "invite" the IMF to supervise his reforms.

In 1915 the decision was made to invite designs from artists, and by the early 1920s excellent simple tablewares were being made to designs by the architects K.P.C. de Bazel and H.P. Berlage and by the decorative artist C. de Lorm.

Particularly impactful for me during my time in this department were the phone calls I made to invite communities across the U.S. to host screenings.

Attempts were made to invite a representative panel which included stakeholders in EBP education, research and editorial responsibilities.

The attempt was made to invite all women aged 20 65 years in the selected villages and to screen at least 80% of these.

First, even though every effort was made to invite and include researchers from INDEPTH HDSSs in Asia, the majority of INDEPTH researchers came from African-based HDSSs.

"What sense does it make to invite a fascist to an anti-fascist event?" he said.

The case Google made to companies invited to join the alliance went like this: As phones become more complex, it gets more expensive to design basic features.

They made sure to invite some women.

And we made sure to invite everyone from the Occupy Student Debt Campaign, Occupy Universities, Free University, and Occupy Labor".

Within the next week the researcher will make contact to invite formal enrolment, gain consent and arrange the interview date, time and venue.