Sentence examples for has to solicit from inspiring English sources

Our league has to solicit donations to balance its books.

You may have to solicit money from only a couple dozen people".

Banks now have to solicit permission from customers before letting them overdraw.

Many times (unfortunately) you don't even have to solicit the opinions of those closest to you.

He said he tired of having to solicit contributions for re-election every two years, and wanted to earn more.

To make The Night Manager for the BBC, the producer had to solicit money from co-production partners AMC.

But to grow a business, entrepreneurs eventually have to solicit financing from the venture capitalists who invest on behalf of endowments, pension funds, foundations and the like.

F.D.I.C. officials do not have to solicit new business: their assignments arise as regulators prepare a takeover of a troubled bank.

Mr. Gidney, knowing that he was going to have to solicit Sutherland, went to a party that he was playing at.

"We want to know, why do you have to solicit $100,000 from Mike Bloomberg when you're sitting on $30 million?" said the official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity.

They added that the government's proposed crackdown on street prostitution and kerb crawling would displace sex work to less safe locations where women would have to solicit more directly and would spend more time on the streets.