Sentence examples for requires inviting from inspiring English sources

He sounded thoroughly unruffled about this latest flap, suggesting that the student and faculty protesters did not get it — not the business of running a university, which he said requires inviting the best graduation speaker possible, and not the business of presidential politics.

The crime has two prongs: disseminating graphic images to a minor depicting nudity or sexual conduct and a luring prong that requires inviting, or inducing a minor to engage in sexual activity.

The addition of that agenda item may require inviting the leaders at Nortech, who are now developing economic strategies to include more of the diverse local population in strengthening the economic competitiveness of the Northeast Ohio region.

But this year is apt to be different from any before it: As The Times reported last month, following through on A2020 would require inviting classes of at least 375 women and more than 130 people of color each year.

Discussions about renovating began with the understanding that making a bastion of snobbish defensiveness feel fresh, democratic, and inviting required some delicate, yet bold, interventions.

Each requires some head-scratching decipherment, inviting admiration for its doggedness, while not straining too hard to earn a viewer's love.

This requires an open and inviting attitude between all involved actors.

By thus inviting hostility, he required all the Medinans to take sides.

This has made their inclusion easier on the budget, especially if inviting one cousin's child requires you to invite the offspring of your other six cousins.

In many Western industrial nations, similar registrations and disclosures are required of those who circulate brochures inviting investors to buy stocks and bonds.

After its voters this week denied any party enough backing to form a credible government, Italy joined Greece in preventing establishment parties from achieving the mandate required to push through painful reforms, inviting new financial instability.