Sentence examples for solicit aid from from inspiring English sources
The phrase "solicit aid from" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when requesting help or support from someone or an organization. Example: "In times of crisis, it is important to solicit aid from local charities and community organizations."
In 1770 he became an agent for the colony of Massachusetts, and in 1776 he, Benjamin Franklin, and Silas Deane were appointed by the Continental Congress as commissioners to negotiate an alliance with France and to solicit aid from other European governments.
Leaders of the Ghadr ("Revolution") party, which had been started by Punjabi Sikhs in 1913, journeyed abroad in search of arms and money to support their revolution, and Lala Har Dayal, the party's foremost leader, went to Berlin to solicit aid from the Central Powers.
The government attempted to solicit aid from the United States in the form of military intervention or war materiel (including two submarines and bombs capable of penetrating the armor of Almirante Latorre), but they were rebuffed both publicly and privately.
Alternative to conventional approaches that solicit aids from the generation side, operators can now leverage the demand-side resources through a variety of electricity market mechanisms to balance the active power and enhance system reliability.
In what was emblematic of the wider tensions over the issue of aid distribution, an argument broke out in the village between the soldiers, who said any foreigner was suspect, and the village headman, Myint Oo, who solicited aid from the visitor for the rebuilding of a school flattened by the cyclone.
Augustine was the prior of Gregory's own monastery in Rome and Gregory prepared the way for the mission by soliciting aid from the Frankish rulers along Augustine's route.
He said that he had never intended to push the bill, and had discussed the idea merely to solicit community aid from the companies.
Forced to solicit military aid from the estates in 1526, Ferdinand postponed implementation of the Worms edict, accepting a declaration by the Diet of Speyer of that year to the effect that every estate "will, with its subjects, act, live, and govern in matters touching the Worms edict in a way each can justify before God and his Imperial Majesty".
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu took the unprecedented step of soliciting help from a dozen countries as Israel, often a provider of aid in catastrophes, sought to cope with the worst natural disaster in its history.
Mr. Curry unabashedly solicited help from everyone at the news conference.
Gone with them was the promise of those earlier decades, when Kabul solicited foreign aid from both Washington and Moscow that brought in electricity, dams and irrigation, and when a young Parliament was trying out a fledgling democracy.
