Sentence examples for soliciting comment from inspiring English sources
The phrase "soliciting comment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you are asking for feedback or opinions on a particular topic or issue. Example: "The organization is soliciting comment from the public regarding the proposed changes to the policy."
In monthly newsletters, the fund includes prepaid postcards soliciting comment; Mr. Rohrman receives about 250 a month.
The Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau will begin the process by publishing notice of the proposed change and soliciting comment.
The agency said this was a re-statement of existing rules, but the airlines said the F.A.A. had changed its rules without soliciting comment from them, and they sued.
In an advisory on its Web site, the E.P.A. said Wednesday that it would publish a notice in the Federal Register soliciting comment from all interested parties on Bluewater's call for a revision of its test procedures within 120 days.
In the leaked draft of the repeal, the EPA wrote: "The substance of the 2009 Endangerment Finding is not at issue in this proposed rulemaking, and we are not soliciting comment on the EPA's assessment of the impacts of greenhouse gases with this proposal".
The Treasury Department has been soliciting comments ever since.
To that end, starting Thursday the library is soliciting comments and suggestions on its Web site (nypl.org/yourlibrary).org/yourlibrary
Mrs. Kroes opened a review of the market in December, soliciting comments from operators, consumers and others.
Almost every civil works project requires a federal environmental impact statement soliciting comments from government agencies and the public.
With the draft guidelines, the agency is soliciting comments from the public and industry and may make revisions, said a spokeswoman, Sandy Walsh.
Agency officials met with arts groups in April, and have recently begun soliciting comments about egregious experiences with the visa process.
