Sentence examples for offer to invite from inspiring English sources

Coupled with US president Barack Obama's offer to find ways to negotiate with Iran, and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's offer to invite Iran to upcoming discussions on Afghanistan, it seems the west is finally starting to recognise the need to discuss proliferation concerns in a broader strategic framework.

They all went to call on her, she liked the idea and even offered to invite two of her women friends.

Create Event does just that – it creates an event that can be private to the group, or public to anyone on Facebook, and offers to invite everyone in the group to the event.

He was enthusiastic that the book he co-wrote with his own children would be utilized in this manner and soon offered to invite several of Maria's students to join him for a tour of the American Museum of Natural History.

He offered to invite Trump to "my (prestigious) hospital" to meet with London's police commissioner and mayor to discuss the city's success in reducing violence. .

The offer, like others, was not firm enough to recommend to the members, he said, and the board, deluged with other offers, has yet to invite the man back.

Four months after deployment, the EPR offered no means to invite reorientation; neither could the main conversation be monitored visually as the only connection between the rings in the formation was aural.

While it progresses by means of long, informative essays on Barbour's Bruce (circa 1370), Robert Burns, Hugh MacDiarmid, Edwin Morgan and others, it seldom pretends to offer impartial discussion or to invite debate on its central topic.

"As we offer companies a solution to invite all their customers to leave a review of their service, we know there is an actual transaction behind the majority of the reviews," he notes.

Monetize a free workshop by giving people a reason to buy today – create a special offer or a discount to invite them to sign up on the spot.

"As a result, the directors now wish to invite offers to support further investment in the group".