As he launched his new invasion, he also sent letters to the Franks of Cyprus (Henry II, King of Cyprus; and the heads of the military orders), inviting them to come join him in his attack on the Mamluks in Syria.
A woman who obtained a protective order against her ex-husband cannot be prosecuted for violating the order by inviting him to their child's birthday party, the State Supreme Court ruled.
Suddenly a "well-seasoned" Timberlake offering to "take your order" sounds positively inviting.
A new TV commercial will be distributed to all media for broadcasting starting from June in order to continue inviting Montenegrin citizens to welcome children with physical and/or learning disabilities into their homes, communities and hearts without fear or prejudice.
Mr. Bush, a Republican, put his program, One Florida, into effect by executive order last November without inviting public comment, and he did not attend a hearing before 600 people last week in Tampa.
But unless America behaves as a leader and the guarantor of the world order, it will be inviting regional powers to test their strength by bullying neighbouring countries.The chances are that none of the world's present dangers will lead to anything that compares to the horrors of 1914.
There must be something gained by the UK in order to insist on inviting a tyrant; maybe the increase of arms sales to Egypt, maybe business with British corporations such as the deal to grant British Petroleum 100 per cent equity on a discovered oil field, or maybe something else.
Boyd is most known for his peaceful racial integration of the campus (without waiting for a court order) in 1963 by inviting a young black woman, Lillian Williams, to attend the college; she eventually earned two degrees in education and in 1985 received the college's highest honor, the Founder's Award.
After you get done with the order, go in for inviting customers for signing up for a newsletter or mailing list if you have one.
