Sentence examples for process to solicit from inspiring English sources

Supporters of the memorial called the defeat vindication for what they described as a meticulous process to solicit and address various opinions on how to commemorate the attacks.

She emphasized that Forest City would begin a lengthy process to solicit community input and that no firm plans had been drafted.

Health care providers of all types have flooded the new administration with requests to shelve the rules or reopen the rule-making process to solicit public comment on the need for major changes.

While the administration went through a formal process to solicit bids, an examination of the way it was handled shows that officials did not aggressively pursue other credit card issuers, raising questions about whether they got the best deal possible.

WASHINGTON — Faced with drafting scores of regulations and conducting multiple studies over the next year, the Securities and Exchange Commission is expanding its public comment process to solicit input from investors and Wall Street before the formal rules are drafted, the chairwoman of the agency said Tuesday.

Dynegy said it intends to commence immediately a strategic alternatives process to solicit proposals from other interested parties.

So how do you build the processes to solicit nonprofit applications, to screen them, to help build projects, to do the project management, etc.

During Dell's go-shop process, meant to solicit higher-priced alternatives to a $24.4 billion buyout by Michael S. Dell and the investment firm Silver Lake, Mr. Icahn offered to pay $15 a share for 58 percent of the company.

And Cedars-Sinai is launching online focus groups consisting of patients, physicians, and other stakeholders to bring their feedback about the programs into the strategic planning process and to solicit new ideas for making care more convenient, efficient, and effective.

The point of this regimented process is to solicit input from the regulated industry and other interested parties, and to seriously consider and factor such input into the development of the final regulations.

To understand the barriers facing primary care providers (PCPs), including nurse practitioners (NPs) and physician assistants (PAs), in the current referral-to-eye-care process and to solicit suggestions from PCPs on how to improve the current referral system.