Sentence examples for solicitation list from inspiring English sources

The report found that the top three reasons donors did not give to a charity were that they feared that their gift would not be used wisely, they had no connection to the charity and they did not want to be on a solicitation list.

While acknowledging it needs to do a better job, ABS says it has improved its efficiency by eliminating from its solicitation list 155,000 small donors whose average gift was just $3.

Named for Senator Charles Schumer of New York, then a member of the House, the box became a required part of credit-card solicitations, listing the interest rate, the annual fee and other basic numbers.

If you create reports or text tutorials, these also should be included in your email list solicitations.

The list of solicitation sites was used to define and select site clusters.

When Mr. Taggart read about the first lady's use of a White House invitation list for solicitations, "I blew my top," he said.

These lists of solicitation sites were used to define and select site clusters.

You can do a lot of good without a lot of trouble or pressure to give beyond your means by donating periodically to one charity that is highly rated by independent organizations and respects requests to keep you off a mailing list for solicitations and send you only receipts.

This seemed particularly remarkable considering the recent spamming ploy called "dictionary salad" -- embedding solicitations with long lists of random words meant to poison the filter and defeat Bayesian analysis.

(AP) HARTFORD: ANTI-TELEMARKETERS LAW -- Connecticut residents are having difficulty getting on a state "no call" list to avoid solicitations from telemarketers.

The soft-money pledge was political theater, Mr. Taggart said, pointing to subsequent disclosures: Mrs. Clinton's use of a White House invitation list for campaign solicitations; Mr. Lazio's spending of money from the Republican National Committee for television commercials; and both candidates' attendance at fund-raisers to harvest soft money for their allies.