Sentence examples for other solicitations from inspiring English sources

True, the Direct Marketing Association (DMA) maintains a site for its member companies through which a consumer may register and block (by category) catalogues, magazine offers and other solicitations.

eDTCA use includes spam and other solicitations that act as a vehicle for fraud, phishing scams, viruses, malware, and spyware, often targeted towards vulnerable consumer groups [ 15, 19].

In December, Ross was elected sheriff of McLennan County, "without campaigning or other solicitation".

Not being registered also meant they weren't allowed to run advertisements or make other "general solicitations".

The record amounts of spending on radio and television advertisements, direct mail, phone calls and a deluge of other political solicitations left many voters disgusted with the political process.

Once the customer is convinced that an evaluation is needed, they may begin working directly or may be required to go out for competitive bid through an RFP or some other proposal solicitation process.

"State law empowers the Office of the New York State Attorney General to conduct inquiries to protect New Yorkers from, among other things, fraudulent solicitations and state tax evasion," James Freeland, a spokesman for Mr. Schneiderman, said in a statement.

Two other similar email solicitations invoke liberal economist Robert Reich and comic Jon Stewart, both of whom support single-payer.

The model is considered in the frequency domain, supposing any sinusoidal solicitation with constant frequency or any other type of solicitation.

Further statutory amendments were contained in the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act (BCRA) of 2002, which also banned, among other things, the solicitation or receipt of soft money.

As Crane saw one woman safely to a streetcar, a plainclothes policeman named Charles Becker arrested the other two for solicitation; Crane was threatened with arrest when he tried to interfere.