Sentence examples for which it invites from inspiring English sources

The film will not cheer you up, but there is no denying the expertise with which it invites you to join the club of the cheerless.

Wisconsin Electric Power began a more flexible system this summer in which it invites big customers to log on to a site, where it offers a price per kilowatt-hour not used.

Instead, it attached a summary of its current structure and how its various constituents are represented, which it invited the commission to review and comment on.

Last July the environment ministry held a workshop in Beijing to which it invited groups like Mr Ma's for the first time.

The association said it helped stoke this revival in a conference at Lake Tahoe in 1997, to which it invited three dozen professors.

Last week, the commission took the unusual step of holding a two-day conference to which it invited executives, lawyers and consumer advocates to advise it on how to regulate B2B marketplaces.

And in a first for Google, which is based in Mountain View, Calif., it initiated branding ads for Japan and staged attention-grabbing publicity stunts, including one in which it invited passers-by to float into the air with the help of 2,500 balloons.

Didi said it will launch a "co-supervisory process of our operations" which it invited members of the public and experts to take part in.

The dependency court found that it could not give parental status to all three parties based on the law which then existed, which it invited the legislature to change.

The government never wants to talk about drones, unless a high-value target is hit, in which case it invites the press in to watch the end zone dance.

Its website also refers to the 1965 UN resolution which, it says, "invited the British and Argentine governments to begin negotiations 'with a view to finding a peaceful solution to the problem, bearing in mind the provisions and objectives of the UN Charter and... the interests of the population of the Falkland Islands (Malvinas).'".