Sentence examples for solicitation sites from inspiring English sources

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

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

In each selected cluster, study participants were recruited through a two-stage sampling procedure conducted in selected brothel-based and open solicitation sites.

In the case of non-brothel sites, sex worker solicitation sites were selected in the first stage; and the day and timing of visits were systematically selected in the second stage.

Sex solicitation sites were areas with either lesser or more number of sex workers and have included brothel areas and open solicitation areas (also mentioned as 'non-brothel sites' in this paper) such as roads, highways, bus stations, railway stations and market areas.

A comparison of female orangutan sexual solicitations across study sites has shown considerable female solicitation toward preferred flanged males at some sites, but very little female sexual solicitation toward nonpreferred unflanged males at any site.

The state of Arkansas prohibits credit card marketers from soliciting those under 21 and requires universities that allow solicitations at athletic sites to offer a credit seminar at freshman orientation.

Christmas banquets, birthday parties, Boy Scout suppers, retirement dinners -- all of these good forms of speech can be promoted through aggressive on-site solicitation during work hours at work, but workers can be fired for talking union, even if it takes less time to do so and it is less disruptive of actual work, because this is bad, demoralizing speech.

As in our study, the other two studies of sex work typology in Southern India found that public places were the most common sites for solicitation, and for place of sex it was rented room, lodge or home [ 10, 12].

PAGE began in 2008 in response to NHGRI solicitations for applications for study sites and a coordinating center (17, 18).

The Better Business Bureau has posted tips on its Web site, bbb.org, about ways to vet Web sites and text-message solicitations.