Sentence examples for which are invited from inspiring English sources

But neither Carnegie Mellon nor other institutions, which are invited to use its online courses, dares to use them without having a human instructor, too.

Currently, there are only two students on this board, both of which are "invited" members rather than representatives required by law.

The frontier letters are letter articles, which are invited by the Editor in Chief, while the technical reports are for the presentations of software tools, experimental or computational methods, or hardware designs.

Club leaders helped to develop their own evaluation criteria to identify weak clubs, which are invited to visit and learn from stronger clubs, with good results.

In Finland a universal male conscription is in place, under which all men above 18 years of age serve for 6, 9 or 12 months, these reservists which are invited to the refresher courses represent rather well Finnish young men.

Mr. Stern put together a list of 43 firms, which were invited to submit credentials.

The audience, which is invited but not required to wear costumes, will join the dancers in an 18th-century ball.

"The FSB [the Russian security service which was invited to help with the Belarusian investigation] analysed it for the court and said it was edited," she said.

The elections come at a seminal moment for Serbia, which was invited to become a candidate for European Union membership in March.

The body, which was invited by Hungary to probe its new constitution, has demanded changes over judicial reform, media oversight and state recognition of churches.

The latest dispute pits Venezuelan electoral authorities against the Organization of American States and the Carter Center, which were invited to oversee and validate the recall process.