| Ah, if only other teams had the foresight to disinvite certain players from the play-offs before they started. |
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| We aren't saying to disinvite them, but if they only receive the formal invitation then no harm done. |
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| Nobody wants to disinvite anyone we have already invited, and we look forward to having them working with us. |
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| Being aware of the linguistic practices in an interview that disinvite young people from feeling safe or understood is perhaps the second most important intervention. |
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| This year, Al Gore — a charter member of the Democratic Leadership Council — seemed to disinvite himself. |
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| But now, Birthday Girl wants to limit the dinner to close friends, and has asked me to disinvite my colleague. |
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| And if you had to do it over again, you would not disinvite the governor. |
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| Unless I disagree with you, then I hereby disinvite you from all that fullest-life-living-unknown-embracing-growing stuff. |
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| It seems early enough at this point that you could still disinvite him. |
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| Was is unfair and not uniform to disinvite candidate Colin Farnsworth because his opponent, Mary Walston, chose not to attend? |
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| France's decision not to disinvite Putin over the Ukraine crisis irked Harper, who told reporters he planned to ignore the Russian bully-boy. |
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| Since then, the state has pursued a tenuous disciplinary case against Mr. Monsour, and it also tried to pressure the State Senate to disinvite him from a panel discussion. |
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| So why did you disinvite the previous 29 speakers before me? |
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| Boone was within her rights to disinvite the media and the public. |
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