The procedure for obtaining clearance to approach and solicit specific prospective donors is set forth in Guide Memo 4.3.1: Operating Policies for Development.
Technology companies' ability to use that prime digital real estate to solicit specific political actions from their users is a modern and very real form of power, particularly when it's wielded by companies as central to our attention as Facebook.
We developed 'hands-on' exercises for participants to better learn the model and solicited specific feedback, which is being incorporated into the model structure and web interface in ongoing fashion.
To further advance such reforms, we suggest that the U.S. EPA convene a diverse stakeholder group (e.g., through its Pesticide Program Dialogue Committee; U.S. EPA 2012b) to solicit specific ideas about ways to streamline the current process to facilitate timely disclosure of data consistent with legal protections under FIFRA and FOIA.
Solicit specific advice on home repair forums.
But it is possible that they solicited information perhaps specific information, relating to, say, e-mail accounts associated with Hillary Clinton's campaign.
In one incident, he intended to solicit a specific prostitute he knew, but found that another customer had hired her before he could.
Parents/guardians of subjects completed diary cards with any solicited symptoms specific to MMR and VAR vaccination: fever ≥ 38°C measured by any route, rash/exanthem, parotid/salivary gland swelling, and any suspected meningeal signs or febrile convulsions over a 43-d follow-up period after vaccination.
Furthermore, Open Economies Review solicits contributions bearing on specific events on important branches of the literature.
If a charity solicits money for a specific fund, it's legally obligated to use it for that fund.
But speech intended to "promote or condone" crime, even violent crime, is protected by the First Amendment unless (a) it's intended to and likely to produce imminent illegal conduct (see Brandenburg v. Ohio (1969)) or (b) it solicits the commission of a specific crime, likely against a specific target or in a specific place or time (see U.S. v. Williams (2008)).
