Sentence examples for new solicitation from inspiring English sources

Word of this new solicitation for bids has reached a certain household on solid ground in Whitestone, where a recent retiree putters about, unable to relax.

A new solicitation from the CDC also intends to fund $3 million in FY 2009.

A new solicitation intends to fund $3 million in FY 2009 on the impacts of climate change on human health.

While the new solicitation includes language about "dissemination," "transferability," and "widespread adaptation," it does not specifically mention research on any of this.

The story begins "in 2004, after the number of proposals submitted to NSF had soared by 37% in the previous 3 years, [which] sent success rates plummeting from 31% to 24%." In response, NSF "clamped down on new solicitations," and "[o]ver the past decade, the annual number of proposals has grown by less than 1%," Mervis wrote.

Wealthier investors receiving these new solicitations may be able to afford to take on more risk in their portfolios, but that doesn't mean they shouldn't be extra cautious.BBC Capital spoke with five financial industry experts about the opportunities and the downsides of this change for individual investors.

Finally, it's a new year here at Haggler Central, and time for a fresh solicitation for Haggler-worthy letters.

It's day one of the new general solicitation rules allowing companies to openly advertise that they're fundraising, and betaworks is wasting no time.

Startups could face a "death sentence" one year ban from fundraising if they violate awkward new general solicitation fundraising rules, AngelList co-founder Naval Ravikant wrote in a letter to the SEC this week.

Earlier this week, a bunch of headlines were written about the hyper-connected author Tim Ferriss having used the new General Solicitation laws to help a startup raise $250k in 53 minutes (making him one of the first, if not the first, to utilize the change) by way of a blog post and AngelList's Syndicate program.

I called or wrote to organizations my mom belonged to and their mailings ended quickly, but for several months my wife and I endured almost daily reminders of my mother's death: advertising letters welcoming her to her "new home," solicitations for charities, and readdressed mail order catalogs.