Sentence examples for To solicitations from inspiring English sources
noun
The action or instance of ; ;
In some cities, pulling out a transit map is an open invite to solicitations from panhandlers, swindlers and car services.
The part of the federal law that permitted the lawyers to use driver information "in connection with" or "in anticipation of litigation" did not apply to solicitations, Justice Kennedy wrote for the majority.
AirTran Airways is so accustomed to solicitations from brides that last year it honored 4 out of 229 requests for sponsored weddings, said Tad Hutcheson, the vice president for marketing and sales.
That could mean a revival of the long-stalled redevelopment of the Atlantic Basin in Red Hook, Brooklyn, where two ferry companies have submitted proposals in response to solicitations from the city.
The cartoon, as Might did, sought to engage its readers, to provoke interaction, however glancing, and thus had an abiding curiosity in how people would react to solicitations placed within its clumsily rendered borders.
With the do-not-call list limiting the number of potential customers, Mr. Selfe said his telemarketers would have to call more frequently to those still open to solicitations.
He is charged, and ultimately pleads nolo contendere to solicitation of prostitution and cocaine possession.
Sometimes restrictive covenant clauses are drafted to include reference to a change of Linkedin status amounting to solicitation of clients.
His former mistress, Michelle Gaiser, who agreed to plead guilty to solicitation of capital murder for having hired hit men to kill Ms. Stern, is to testify against Mr. Stern in exchange for a reduced prison sentence.
He pleaded no contest to solicitation of murder and was sentenced to nine years.
To parallel the analytical version of our model, we assumed PI responds linearly to solicitation.
