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Перевод: invitation

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1. However, the African National Congress described the invitation as "premature and inopportune".
2. At the Kynoch family's invitation, Mr D'Silva joined the board as chief executive with a mandate to move the company out of textiles and into the field he knew best medical devices.
3. On 3 June I flew into Madrid for a big invitation meeting.
4. I hope that you are now well enough to accept the attached invitation to a charity bail on the first evening of the York meeting.
5. Accounts are also kept for shareholders, but American accounting laws allow studios to guess how well a film will do in each of its markets (an invitation either to claim profits early or to put off losses); for the tax man (ditto); and for various stars who have been promised shares of a film's net profit - a figure which a studio wants to keep as low as possible.
6. The announcement was unnecessary under City disclosure rules and bank-watchers immediately interpreted the Hanson statement as an invitation to anyone with designs on Morgan to bid for the stake.
7. India are currently in South Africa as the first black nation to play the Republic in a Test series while England's invitation to visit The Cape is still in the pending tray.
8. I had beaten some of the sprinters selected for the invitation 60 metres and yet Frank Dick didn't want me to run.
9. In 1817, at the invitation of the French Government, he emigrated to Calais to help with the establishment of the lace-making industry in France.
10. The African National Congress described the invitation as "premature and inopportune".
11. The gold-edged invitation said dinner jackets for men but didn't give any guidance about canine apparel.
12. "The board are extending a long-standing by-law which prevents a player who has rejected an international invitation from performing at club level during the summer period," said Ashby.
13. The unconventional, questioning form I had begun to pursue was rewarded by an invitation in 1972 to attend United Nations European Social Affairs Division in Geneva.