Sentence examples for to inviting a from inspiring English sources

To give back even an inch of "liberated" land, many Armenians believe, would be tantamount to inviting a new slaughter.

There is a big difference between shutting down free speech and raising principled objections to inviting a man with a sordid human rights record.

Defending his decision to cancel the lectures, he said the Center for Islamic Studies did not obtain his approval prior to inviting a "foreign national to the university".

The Materials Research Society conferences, for example, routinely offer childcare grants and networking breakfasts for women — in addition to inviting a fair share of female speakers.

Are they merely exercising their right to use their service as they see fit -- analogous to inviting a few friends over to watch a video you rented?

But an Israeli spokesman said the move was tantamount to "inviting a murderer to investigate his own killings".

"The proposed rule appeared to be inviting a plethora of litigation".

He likened the request to someone inviting a stripper for the holidays.

It equates to welcoming a customer to your shop or inviting a friend to come into your home.

And he turned again to state media, inviting a Hebei television reporter to investigate.

It's similar to inviting everyone to a rave for your 40th-birthday party.