Sentence examples for solicitation of contributions from inspiring English sources

That said, it did send a cease-and-desist letter to GiftofCollege questioning its solicitation of contributions that it directs to 529 plans.

The article noted the existence of a memorandum that suggested a link between Democrats' solicitation of contributions from trial lawyers and President Clinton's veto of legislation that would have significantly curbed the size of the financial judgments that juries can award in civil cases.

Such an event could be one that included, for example, speeches advocating LGBT equality and solicitation of contributions to LGBT rights groups.

He said it should be determined whether there had been violations of Federal laws forbidding solicitation of political contributions on Federal property.

"Just today," Mr. Bush continued, "there are new revelations about the potential misuse of the White House for fund-raising purposes, new evidence that my opponent may have crossed a serious line -- solicitation of campaign contributions linked to a presidential veto.

Hillary Rodham Clinton said today that she took "full responsibility" for her campaign's improper solicitation of political contributions last month, but insisted that it was unintentional and isolated and would not be repeated.

Mr. White received a subpoena more than two years ago from Attorney General Andrew M. Cuomo's office, which has been investigating the solicitation of campaign contributions from pension fund managers.

"The fact that we can't find that out is the first problem," she said, adding, "And how can the public form a judgment about propriety if it doesn't have the basic underlying facts?" Steven Lubet, who teaches legal ethics at Northwestern Law School, said Mrs. Thomas's solicitation of big contributions raised potential recusal issues for her husband.

This has generally been attributed to a lack of career-boosting incentives for researchers to contribute to community annotation efforts (16); however one study suggests that intuitive interfaces, clear annotation guidelines and proactive solicitation of community contributions are more important factors than incentives (18).

BIMBO OF THE YEAR! "It may be stupid, it may be negligent, but it's not corrupt," said longtime Rep. Charles Rangel explaining one of his 13 ethics violations where he sent hundreds of solicitations for contributions on Congressional stationary.

A solicitation for contributions accompanied the sales pitch.