8 Remove "loitering or soliciting for the purpose of prostitution" and "brothelkeeping" from definition of sexual offences.
When he got a letter last week soliciting for the Roman Catholic bishop's annual fund-raising drive on Long Island, Gene Zirkel did not respond with his usual donation.
The draft opinion would allow the nominees, if both agreed, to return contributions they had solicited for the general election campaign and limit themselves to public financing for it instead.
The man, Justin Patrick White of Long Island City, is accused of keeping virtually all the money he solicited for the Police Survivors' Fund after he established it in October 1999, and of using the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks to draw more contributions until two months ago.
Ms. Churchill has taken the unusual step of agreeing to license the play to theaters at no charge, as long as admission is free and donations are solicited for the medical group, according to a statement in the script.
Esiason said he did not believe his career as a football analyst was doomed after ABC fired him and he harshly criticized Al Michaels, his former partner, because he was solicited for the radio job shortly after his dismissal.
Indeed, it is often discovered coincidentally as a remarkable radiologic finding when a radiograph is solicited for the other disease [2].
Three eligible patients solicited for the study declined to participate and did not enroll; two patients (1 staples and 1 OCA) were excluded after enrolling when it was recognized that they did not meet inclusion criteria.
Webster who was solicited for the board by the White House and Pitt after another candidate, John H. Biggs John Biggs of the investment plan TIAA-CREF, was challenged by the accounting profession for being too aggressive said he had no intention of leaving.
Since no more payments would be able to be solicited for the accounts listed in bankruptcy, why are they soliciting payments?
