The key, she explained, was not to solicit one answer — or any answers at all, at first.
We are not allowed to solicit one another, but like traditional workmates, when they see one another day in and day out, people get to know each other at a different level.
Last summer, for an exhibit called "Robert Mapplethorpe: 50 Americans," Sean Kelly Gallery randomly solicited one person from each state to select which image of Mapplethorpe's they felt was most important.
In 2011, tech workers filed a class-action lawsuit against Apple, Google, Intel and Adobe Systems, alleging that they conspired to refrain from soliciting one another's employees to avert a salary war.
A woman at the curb soliciting one last smoky blast before sunup looks to me with hope.
Papers here, often solicited ones, emphasise strategic policy implications rather than scientific rigour in a strict sense.
Or, an instructor may solicit only one answer from the class and therefore fail to expose the range of ideas held by students.
1023, 88 L.Ed. 1304, an opinion in which the writer of the DuGrenier opinion, Chief Justice Stone, joined, we made it clear that a tax cannot be collected by the buyer's state on orders solicited in one state, accepted in another, and shipped at the purchaser's risk.
Lack of sexual desire was solicited as one of the list of menopausal symptoms and expressed as an intensity on a continuum from 1 to 10 (1 having no lack of sexual desire at all, 10 having very severe lack of sexual desire) For the present study, four categories were used: 1 (no problem), 2 4 (slight problem), 5 7 (moderate problem), and 8 10 (severe problem).
"I solicited no one," he said.
Sarah Lawrence College in Yonkers has run two advertisements earlier this month in The Journal News, soliciting studios, one- to four-bedroom apartments, rooms with kitchens and houses for its undergraduate and graduate students.
