Sentence examples for street solicitation from inspiring English sources

Falle responded that most prostitution has already moved indoors, as the internet has made most street solicitation unnecessary, and argues that the move indoors has not made the women safer.

It is named after former dominatrix Terri-Jean Bedford, who successfully argued that existing laws which banned brothels, street solicitation and "living on the avails of prostitution"— were unconstitutional.

All participants had experience with street solicitation.

The majority (77%, n=24) reported street solicitation as their primary way of connecting with clients, while others (23%, n=7) primarily used phone/text solicitation to connect with clients.

–Sweep Away Street Solicitations: It's hard to walk away when someone's tugging your heartstrings, but they might represent dubious organizations that aren't registered for IRS purposes.

In addition to those nonprofits they already work with, co-founder Ben Lamson announced onstage that Amnesty Interational will now be using the WeDitIt platform and mobile app, having realized that their street solicitations were approaching fundraising all wrong.

Interview participants were recruited through purposive sampling from the longitudinal cohort (AESHA), and aimed to reflect variation in demographics (eg, age, ethnicity and gender) and work environments (eg, geographic neighbourhoods, variation in street and off-street solicitation and transaction spaces).

On my way home I turned onto the Rue Blondel, a street notorious for solicitation, where there would normally be faces peeking out of every other doorway.

Riding the high-level publicity for advanced manufacturing, NSF on Friday also hit the streets with a solicitation for a National Robotics Initiative offering up to $50 million to researchers with the best ideas on how to, in the words of the announcement, "accelerate the development and use of robots in the United States that work beside, or cooperatively with, people".

Under this model, a person could make an e-mail address available to marketers, while shielding a phone number and street address from unwanted solicitations.

They also functioned from a wide range of places of solicitation: homes, streets, bars, brothels, and phone networks.