Sentence examples for will not solicit from inspiring English sources

While Witnesses will not solicit contributions, they will accept them if offered.

Mr. Clinton will continue to host gatherings of the initiative and invite participants who pay registration fees, but will not solicit sponsorships, according to the agreement.

The settlement stipulates that Titan executives will not solicit current and former clients and employees of the Atlanta office through Feb. 28, 2002, and will not "use or disclose confidential information belonging to Cohn & Wolfe" through Jan . 1 , 2003

The federal government says in its advisory opinion that the charity will not "solicit suggestions from donors regarding the identification or delineation of disease funds" and cannot allow the donor to "directly or indirectly influence" the funds.

American Express Financial Advisors also requires every financial planner to sign an agreement that he or she will not solicit his or her American Express clients for one year after leaving.

The difference between Flurry's approach and traditional publishing models, however, is that the firm will not solicit ownership of an app's IP or the intellectual property of a title.

The educational foundation will keep accepting donations, for teacher grants and classroom supplies as well as athletics expenses, she said, but its volunteers will not actively solicit major contributions.

Those officials will not explicitly solicit donations for the group, nor will they appear in support of Priorities' nonprofit arm, called Priorities USA, which does not have to disclose its donors.

The decision clears White House officials to appear at events for Priorities USA Action, though they will not explicitly solicit donations for the group, nor will they appear in support of Priorities' nonprofit arm, called Priorities USA, which does not have to disclose its donors.

Donations will not be solicited, in line with Mr. Henderson's belief that "the experience is infinitely more valuable when money is removed from the equation".

This way, the children will not be solicited more than once and by more than one assessor, and the possible bias of rating performance of the participants that received instructions from another assessor will be evenly distributed throughout the data.