Sentence examples for solicitations which from inspiring English sources
Mr. Fabiani said all of that money was spent on Gelac solicitations, which federal election guidelines permit.
The registry has sharply reduced the number of telephone solicitations, which at one point reached 100 million calls a day, the Bush administration says.
Mr. Klebanoff acknowledged that the practice continues, but said in recent years the agency had not sought new submissions through direct mail solicitations, which was the most troublesome practice.
Sheets describing the calls to be made had been in the task force's possession for several years since it looked into Mr. Gore's telephone solicitations, which Ms. Reno concluded in 1998 provided no basis for naming an independent counsel.
Mr. Teitelbaum said that more than half of the contributions came in response to direct-mail solicitations, which meant that Mr. Giuliani, who has kept a modest campaign schedule, did not have to leave City Hall much to raise the cash.
During their lives, thermal spray coatings are subjected to various external solicitations, which could be detrimental to their adhesion: thermal shocks, fatigue, wear, corrosion….
"They have all the look of a pornography solicitation, which I also get a lot on my e-mail.
Little magazines need to make money from circulation, and because the only known way to attract and retain subscribers is through direct mail solicitation, which is costly -- at least $50 per new subscriber -- they are stuck with a big, inescapable fixed expense.
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Furthermore, the backward tracking scheme starts the searching procedure with ICMP router solicitation, which is sent to the CN by directed broadcast.
Three US youth Internet safety surveys (2000 2010) indicated that 1 in 10 young people (aged 10 17) reported an unwanted sexual solicitation, which was a 50 % reduction from the 2000 survey (Jones et al. 2012).
