Sentence examples for manager invites the from inspiring English sources

When this does not have the intended activating effect on the patient after two more weeks, the care manager invites the patient to come to the practice to discuss the current depressive symptoms (a PHQ-9 will be administered).

At this point, the surgery unit manager invited the patients to participate in the study, provided them with a statement that gave the details of the study, and the requirements of participants.

After announcing the jobs, the senior managers invited the 20 vice presidents and directors to apply for them.

This contains the first admission from the company that site managers invited the PNG police dog squad into the centre, which was first reported by Guardian Australia in March, when the company declined to confirm it.

After presenting the ideas, the manager invites questions so that the associates can better understand what he or she is trying to accomplish.

He travelled from his home in the US to watch the U's play at Wembley in April and was left surprised when the manager invited him to meet the team.

The manager invited me to look through the aisles of dresses, choose the ones I liked and to hang them on a rack near the dressing rooms while I waited for a consultant.

So it was not surprising that the bar's manager invited her to be the first woman through its doors, at 15 East Seventh Street, soon after the law ended the men-only policy.

But when Bruce Arena, then the American manager, invited Rossi into a training camp before the 2006 World Cup, Rossi declined.

A call from Fred Roche, the Milton Keynes Development Corporation's general manager, invited him to apply for the role of chief architect and planner.

Ms. Rosner, thinking more like a matchmaker than a manager, invited another client to the lunch, an actor named Joe Tapper who was then in his third year of the Master of Fine Arts program in acting at Yale. "The two of them are fabulous, amazing people, but you could see they needed someone else to illuminate the parts of them that didn't glow as brightly as they could," Ms. Rosner said.