Sentence examples for soliciting work from inspiring English sources

The law criminalized and provided a $250 fine for soliciting work on public streets.

But she blocked a provision that barred illegal immigrants from soliciting work in public places.

In others words, they voted on candidates from whom they might end up soliciting work.

It bars illegal immigrants from working, soliciting work, attending public universities or entering into "a business transaction" with the state.

One pending case involves a former Alaska legislator, Bruce Weyhrauch, who did not disclose soliciting work from a company with business before the Legislature.

The issue of whom editors – also primarily men, feel more comfortable either soliciting work from or responding to is central to this persistent gender imbalance in storytelling.

Still, when it was clear that soliciting works directly would not yield the necessary 60 scores, Mr. Livingston organized a competition through the Paris New Music Review, which he edits (it is now an online magazine, called Paris Transatlantic; the Web site is www.paristransatlantic.com).

Consignors come to auction houses with works to be sold but the auction houses' representatives also spend a great deal of time actively soliciting works from known collectors.

Xlibris also solicits work from any writer but charges fees for editing and review.

I PUBLISH.COM, the digital publishing unit of Time Warner Trade Publishing, has started an advertising campaign to solicit work by aspiring, unknown writers.

It is one thing, the judges said, to place reasonable restrictions on when, where and how people can solicit work in public.