Plus, I began receiving their solicitations at around 50. (Oh, the real one, like 10 years ago, not the new 50 which I'm approaching now) That's far from the official retirement age.
Their solicitations seemed genuine, not fussy or unctuous.
MHPs operate as private businesses in South Florida and almost universally post "no solicitation" signs at their entrances.
At their parting, as if on cue, a plainclothes officer tries to arrest her for solicitation.
Both companies have previously claimed that their non-solicitation policies were implemented at the same time coincidentally.
"I'd also want to look at criminal solicitation," Mr. McCarthy said.
Experimental results show a fatigue endurance limit at 10 million cycles at a solicitation level of S = 0.54 for S being the ratio between the maximum fatigue force and the ultimate strength.
"If the village board shall find and determine that all requirements of [Article III] have been met, a permit shall be issued specifying the dates and times at which solicitation may take place". § 22-21.
In the late summer or early fall of 1901 the two roads, at the solicitation of Forrester Brothers, entered into an oral agreement with the latter whereby they were granted a special rate on corn and oats to be shipped in carload lots from Omaha via Kansas City to Texarkana.
He refused to profit by the necessities of the town, and was content to take the price which O'Reilly, at his solicitation, set upon his wares.
At the solicitation of those who held under the grant to the second or northern colony, a new and more enlarged charter was granted to the Duke of Lenox and others, in 1620, who were denominated the Plymouth Company, conveying to them in absolute property all the lands between the fortieth and forty-eighth degrees of north latitude.
