Sentence examples for was specifically invited from inspiring English sources

Oftentimes this left users with no responses (as no one was specifically invited), or responses from people they never wanted to see in the first place.

Wearing his military uniform and delivering his address in Muzaffarabad almost entirely in English, he was clearly seeking international attention: foreign reporters were specifically invited to the event, and shuttled here in government buses, a three-hour drive each way along narrow, winding mountain roads.

As the societal partners had to be specifically invited, they could not take part in these day-to-day processes.

And no-one could come up without sending a card or being specifically invited.' Not even the Duke?

The site itself launched with 21 dealers on board, who had been specifically invited to participate by eBay.

The poor must be specifically invited to share in the abundance of God's Kingdom; otherwise we eat and drink judgment upon ourselves.

Furthermore, minority children were also underrepresented in a Dutch ASD assessment centre, although this bias disappeared when paediatricians were specifically invited in a scenario situation to assess children for ASD [55].

At each of these, participants were specifically invited to contribute reflections and suggestions, and identify problems.

It should be noted that organizational aspects of screening are also expected to be important in such an evaluation; since the timing of screening initiation is likely to depend on whether women are specifically invited to attend for screening at age 25 years.

What differs is that participants in the proactive intervention are specifically invited – through the methods of proactive outreach -- to consider treatment for tobacco dependence, and given facilitated access to treatment options, whereas participants in the usual care intervention must self-initiate access to treatment.

Beyond all that, the jury was specifically not invited to consider behaviour which may not be criminal but have most offended public opinion.