Sentence examples for solicitations described from inspiring English sources

Proposals on HTS submitted to NETL should use the current superconductivity solicitations described above.

A participating agency with a specific need issues an SBIR or STTR solicitation describing it.

So in December 2012 NSF put out a solicitation describing its plans for a "next-generation" NNIN (NG-NNIN) that would broaden the collaboration to encompass researchers and educators in related fields.

In its 37-page solicitation, Darpa described how a would-be high-technology lynching was foiled: "Rumors about the location of a certain individual began to spread in social media space and calls for storming the rumored location reached a fever pitch.

The comic was described in solicitations as "Star Wars meets Game of Thrones," and by critics as evocative of both science fiction and fantasy epics such as The Lord of the Rings and classic works like Romeo & Juliet.

For those who are asked to contribute to relief efforts -- or any other charitable cause, for that matter -- the F.T.C. offers suggestions: Ask what percentage of your donation will support the cause described in the solicitation.

Instead, it upheld the Florida ban on direct judicial candidate solicitation because of what Roberts described as the unique way the judiciary maintains its authority.

On the now-closed Web site and e-mail solicitations, the "international driving permit" was falsely described by the company as valid in the United States for 10 years.

There is a growing body of research on sexually motivated online communication with minors that has been variously described as luring, grooming and solicitation.

Applications may be submitted for support as Phase I STTR (R41) or Phase I SBIR (R43) grants; Phase II STTR (R42) or Phase II SBIR (R44) grants; or the SBIR/STTR FAST-TRACK option as described in the SBIR/STTR Omnibus Solicitation.

Re "A Special Invitation (to Anyone)" (Seniority, July 10), in which Fred Brock described the barrage of credit-card solicitations directed at the elderly and others: I agree with James A. Guest, the president of Consumers Union, that the best thing to do with all those letters from credit card companies is "just throw the stuff in the trash".