Sentence examples for supposed to solicit from inspiring English sources
The system for choosing a new government is built around a convoluted sequence of caucuses in which appointed officials are supposed to solicit and then screen nominations from local dignitaries.
Vincent testified that Timmons gave him the memo knowing that the document was "supposed to solicit the thoughts of the Iraqi government, if this is something they would seriously consider".
"The code of conduct is quite clear that judges are not supposed to be soliciting money for their pet projects or charities, period," said Arn Pearson, a lawyer with Common Cause.
Marsh is supposed to give its clients advice on the kind of coverage they need, and to solicit and sort through bids from different insurers.
Pastor: Crowdfunding allows companies to solicit directly to the public — you're removing the professional who is supposed to screen investments for [investors].
Talent managers are supposed to advise their clients, take the long view of their careers, coddle, anything but solicit work for them -- a rule just waiting to be broken.
No chairman should be soliciting sign-off from the corporations that his agency is supposed to regulate -- and no true advocate of a free and open Internet should be seeking the permission of large media conglomerates before issuing new rules.
Tier Four parents make their kids take SelectivePrep test-taking classes, solicit teacher recommendations, and craft inspiring personal essays (even though schools aren't supposed to accept them).
Harcourt Brace, the publishing house that originally solicited "The Catcher in the Rye," turned it down, saying it wasn't clear whether Holden was supposed to be crazy.
