"This is a solicitation of assault in exchange for money.
Experimentally manipulating a solicitation of 3,000 households for a university capital campaign produced data confirming both predictions.
Mr. Hamermesh's analysis of the beauty effect relied on an eclectic set of data, drawn from a door-to-door charity solicitation, a Dutch television game show and — in what will no doubt strike some as a peculiar environment in which to measure the effects of attractiveness — nearly four decades of American Economic Association elections for executive office.
Days later, he received a solicitation by e-mail from Pensions, Annuities & Settlements, based in Wilmington, Del.
Earlier this year, Doug received a solicitation from First USA Bank in Wilmington, Del., for a National Geographic Society platinum MasterCard with a "solid line of credit" of up to $100,000.
In an interview, Pérez acknowledged that the union's solicitation of money from CalPERS investors while Harrigan worked in both places was awkward.
Even the most inspired or unconventional casting choices, experimental commissions, unique and expressive portraiture, or solicitation of input from the "actor/sitter" do not a true collaboration make.
Last week, the Bush camp was clearly trying to nudge such a shift along, as it pointed to fresh accusations about the Democrats' solicitation of money from trial lawyers.
This includes the active solicitation of feedback from all members – at minimum, feedback from a recognized leader who can speak on behalf of their own profession or specialty.
Campaign finance laws forbid the solicitation of anything of value from a foreign national.
Describes the service and the solicitation of money from the audience.
