Sentences with phrase «invite members of the general public»
Because the Governor - elect wishes to invite members of the general public to attend his first annual «Message to the People,» it was agreed that the Convention Center would better accommodate the larger - than - usual crowd.
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The spring - cleaning tradition invites Mass Audubon members and the general public to spend the morning of the 28th at specific sanctuaries and engage in a little «sweat equity,» designed to help people connect with nature in multiple ways.
Members of our Party, general public and the media are cordially invited to the Ashaiman Campaign Launch.
Every spring, Snoop Dogg hosts the Snoop Lion 420 Festival «inviting celebrity friends and members of the general public to a joyous marijuana celebration.»
On behalf of the Georgia Companion Animal Partnership (GCAP), we cordially invite all shelter staff and volunteers, rescue group members, animal care and control agencies, as well as the general public to our inaugural ANIMAL WELFARE CONFERENCE, being held on Friday, December 2, 2016 at the beautiful Conference Center located on the campus of Middle Georgia State University in Macon.
The six environmental guilds launched at the event will each consist of 10 - to - 15 invited members and 40 pre-registered participants from the general public.
They also liked the idea of inviting members who frequent specific cities to test and evaluate new Marriott brands — for example, someone who stays several nights a year a the Marriott Marquis in New York might be asked to stay over in a brand new Marriott hotel elsewhere in the city and provide feedback before it opens to the general public.
Every year, CanWEA runs an annual contest that invites students and members of the general public to share their vision of how wind energy can contribute to Canada's future by submitting a photo or visual image that illustrates, expresses, or generally conveys this vision.
My next step in the following weeks will be to begin work on organizing a forum on the issue to be held at Emory University School of Law, to which I will invite by publication invitation members of the statewide judiciary and criminal justice system, as well as representatives of low income minority churches and groups, and the general public.