Sentence examples for on invitation from inspiring English sources
The phrase "on invitation" is correct and can be used in written English
It is usually used to indicate that someone is attending something with an invitation. For example, "The royal family attended the ball on invitation only."
Instead some informants described how they on invitation visited women's groups organized by Somali networks or other actors in the community.
In principle, registers and other routinely collected data can be used to measure outcomes both in traditional "on invitation" trials and trials based on ordinary health services.
Although ABET (Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology) is primarily focused on the US programs; on invitation, it may extends it services to programs outside the US.
Conveniently, Helvétius visited England in 1764 and, on invitation of Frederick II the Great, went to Berlin in 1765.
3d 2464 464 N.E.2d 1983(1983) (notice of express restriction or limitation on invitation turns business invitee into trespasser).
The Club offers its film collection and expertise to facilitate film presentations on invitation from interested parties outside Columbia University.
So many people put that on invitations now, and no one really knows what it means.
It is a forum that relies on invitation-only lunches, secret talks and the public being kept well away.
We suggest a mutualist perspective on invitations, suggesting that they depend on the animal environment relationship in multiple dimensions.
We focus on invitations extended during Finnish telephone calls to demonstrate how language and sociocultural practices affect the ways in which Finnish speakers extend invitations.
A statement said: "Decisions on invitations were made by the couple jointly.
