Sentence examples for solicitation of donations from inspiring English sources

The rules prohibit the sale of art and souvenirs, and restrict the solicitation of donations, within 50 feet of a park monument or 5 feet of a bench.

Mr. Rangel was censured in 2010 after the House Ethics Committee found him guilty of 11 counts of ethical violations, including failure to pay taxes, improper solicitation of donations and failure to report his personal income accurately.

A month after his re-election, Mr. Rangel was censured after a House ethics committee found him guilty of 11 ethical violations, including failure to pay taxes, improper solicitation of donations and failure to report his personal income accurately.

In 2010, Mr. Rangel was censured after the House ethics committee found him guilty of 11 counts of ethical violations, including failure to pay taxes, improper solicitation of donations and failure to accurately report his personal income.

The call culminates in a call for her removal from the speaker's chair and the solicitation of donations for the NRCC.

It is the fundamental unseemliness of universities' relentless solicitation of donations from recent alumni in a country where the current balance of outstanding student loans is 1/15 of the nation's entire GDP.

The Ethics Committee found Mr. Rangel guilty on 11 counts, ruling that his failure to pay taxes, improper solicitation of charitable donations and failure to accurately report his income had brought dishonor to the House.

Two weeks ago, an adjudicatory subcommittee of the ethics panel found Mr. Rangel guilty of 11 counts of misconduct, finding that his failure to pay some taxes, his failure to report his personal income, and his improper solicitation of charitable donations brought dishonor on the House.

A House panel on Tuesday found Representative Charles B. Rangel guilty of 11 counts of ethical violations, ruling that his failure to pay some taxes, improper solicitation of charitable donations and failure to accurately report his personal income had brought dishonor on the House.

B1 First Lady Admits Lapse Hillary Rodham Clinton accepted "full responsibility" for her campaign's improper solicitation of political donations from people whose names were on a list of White House visitors, but she asserted that the action had been unintentional and isolated and would not be repeated.

When Rob was on trial to defend his solicitation of football donations, the prosecution argued that ol' Ford was "willfully ignorant" of breaking Toronto's Conflict of Interest Act.