Sentence examples for solicitation of funds from inspiring English sources
After delivering brief remarks, he departed, leaving the solicitation of funds to others.
Justice Stevens suggested that the Stratton ordinance might well have been constitutional had the village applied it "only to commercial activities and the solicitation of funds".
Further, the court pointed out that the legislation was constitutional, because the state was attempting to protect its people against fraud through solicitation of funds purported to be for a charitable or religious purpose.
XXXXXXXXXXXX... PROMPT AN AL-QADHAFI FAMILY MEETING 4. (C) The upshot of Muatassim's solicitation of funds, Hannibal's arrest and Saadi's jaunt was an al-Qadhafi family meeting in mid-August.
In recent years the Saudis have made efforts – only partially successful – to rein in conservative clerics, including over the solicitation of funds for aid and relief in Syria and prohibiting attempts by Saudis to join the conflicts there and in Iraq.
Her duties included public and private solicitation of funds.
He was censured after the House Ethics Committee found him guilty of 11 counts of ethical violations, including failure to pay taxes, improper solicitation of fund-raising donations and failure to report his personal income accurately.
The censure came after the House ethics committee found him guilty of 11 counts of ethical violations, including failure to pay taxes, improper solicitation of fund-raising donations and failure to report his personal income accurately.
Florida State Bar, which held that Florida's ban on the personal solicitation of campaign funds by candidates for judgeships does not violate the First Amendment.
With uncertainty looming around Booker's role and press criticism arising over the company's solicitation of new funding, Waywire was unable to raise the funds it needed to move forward.
Spies' complaint further argues that Trump is in violation of the 2002 Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act's ban on the solicitation and use of funds that exceed candidate contribution limits, also known as "soft money".
