Or, an instructor may solicit only one answer from the class and therefore fail to expose the range of ideas held by students.
2. Telemarketing Fraud Using telephone or email, a perpetrator may solicit money for fraudulent investments, insurance policies, charities, sweepstakes and so on.
Obviously, questions of the latter type may solicit different opinions if we ask a group of English speakers because the way people perceive emotion words and the emotional content in these words may be profoundly individual4.
Or a salad-minded person may solicit the system, saying, I need some tomatoes.
As a result, Mr Abbas may solicit political and material help from elsewhere.Binyamin Netanyahu, Israel's prime minister, always ambivalent about the merits of Palestinian statehood on the West Bank (let alone Gaza), seems to have cooled on the idea; many of his coalition partners have always seen it as a threat to their vision of a Greater Israel extending east to the Jordan river.
Under the terms of the merger agreement, GSI Commerce may solicit acquisition proposals from third parties for a 40-day "go-shop" period continuing through May 6 , 2011
According to an administrative remedy response from Eric Wilson, FCI Petersburg Warden, "You may solicit or purchase legal materials from outside the institution.
Under the deal, Agribrands may solicit other bids for 30 days but will owe Cargill a $10 million fee if someone other than Cargill acquires it.
Females may solicit copulations from multiple males and receive sperm one or two times an hour during their 10-day mating period.
Contributory models solicit primarily data from laypeople, while collaborative models may solicit analysis and the development of experimental ideas.
