Sotheby's New York has joined with NYC Landmarks50 Alliance to present an invitation-only exhibition, cocktail reception, and benefit auction (on Feb. 25, 6 00 to 8 15 p.m).; funds raised will be used to inform the wider public about the 50th anniversary of the passage of the NYC Landmarks Law, which created the Landmarks Preservation Commission in April , 1965
Sotheby's New York has joined with NYC Landmarks50 Alliance to present an invitation-only exhibition, cocktail reception, and benefit auction (6:00 to 8 15 p.m).; funds raised will be used to inform the wider public about the 50th Anniversary of the passage of the NYC Landmarks Law, which created the Landmarks Preservation Commission in April , 1965
In 2010, as the country struggled out of an economic slump, the Tories under David Cameron presented an "invitation to join the government of Britain", full of highfalutin talk of empowering citizens.
Mr. Bloomberg publicly presented an invitation to universities to bid on the chance to create a campus, either on one of three city-owned properties or elsewhere in the city.
On March 21, Stanford University presented an invitation-only panel discussion on the Japanese crisis that featured Alan Hanson, an executive vice president of Areva NC, a unit of the company focused on the nuclear fuel cycle.
"The Big Nothing" presents an engraved invitation to Klein's "Void," which I gather is now a very expensive and rare commodity.
In other words, Obama and his lawyers have made the 2001 resolution so elastic that, unless it is modified or rescinded, it presents an open invitation for abuse to any future Commander-in-Chief.
But Kim Turberville, creator and executive producer of the NTA, told The Independent: "Contrary to spurious reports earlier today, I would like to confirm that there has been no crisis summit over Jack Whitehall's invitation to present an award at this year's National Television Awards".
Epstein unintentionally snubbed the nation's first lady, Imelda Marcos, when presented with an invitation to a breakfast party.
When I received an invitation to present a paper on "The Risks of Rising Seas to Coastal Populations" to the group of distinguished international scholars assembled by the Pontifical Academy, my expectations were high that the threat of climate change could relate to broader concerns about poverty and equity.
