Sentence examples for soliciting project from inspiring English sources

Emily Jesshope, fundraising and communications officer, Quest4Change "I want to dedicate more time to soliciting project grants from charitable trusts and foundations, engaging with our supporters and ex-volunteers, encouraging them to become Quest4Change ambassadors and organising their own fundraising events.

So far, 77 projects have received grants through STEP, and the program is currently soliciting project proposals for FY 2006 and FY 2007.

The other projects, run by the Institut du Nouveau Monde, Institut Pacifique, Equitas - International Center for Human Rights Education, and Ensemble pour le respect de la diversité, include workshops and roundtables on "living together" and encouraging citizen participation by soliciting project proposals from the youth in the programs.

By coincidence, at that time Taxi was soliciting projects from employees to mark its 15th anniversary.

Medicare is now soliciting demonstration projects that would employ these interventions on a broader scale as part of its Community-Based Care Transitions Program under Section 3026 of PPACA [ 12].

With regard to CIMULACT, real interest by the European Commission can be observed, proofed by first soliciting such a project and secondly by actively being interested the projects' progress and intermediate results.

He may be soliciting sympathy, or projecting vulnerability.

The Reading Project is soliciting suggestions for stress-relieving books at the Twitter hashtag #moodboosting.

Last month, the patent office agreed to try a pilot project of soliciting outside comments on patent filings, including claims of prior art and originality.

"Thousands of people from every part of society are taking pictures in their own community, many for the first time," a leaflet from "September 11 Photo Project" says, soliciting photographs accompanied by text.

Its #HonorYourMom project is soliciting donations for medical treatments for women along with tweet-length anecdotes about participants' own parents' uniqueness.