Sentence examples for without soliciting from inspiring English sources
Many complained that the administration appeared to be acting unilaterally, without soliciting public comment, as agencies usually do before making major changes in federal regulations.
The board of governors unilaterally changed the admissions policy without soliciting the opinions of the members or obtaining formal ratification of the decision from the membership in advance.
A newspaper article, for example, is written by a journalist, overseen by a few editors, and presented as the facts about a situation, without soliciting input from the readers.
The agency said this was a re-statement of existing rules, but the airlines said the F.A.A. had changed its rules without soliciting comment from them, and they sued.
The audit, which analyzed 102 transactions in the 2007-8 foundl year, found that 84percentt of them were made without soliciting competitive bidding, as required by city and department protocols.
"You cannot do anything in San Francisco without soliciting public comment early and often," said the authority's executive director, José Luis Moscovich, who added that he did not anticipate a decision on a congestion fee for several years.
"I went to them without them soliciting me and made a large donation," he said.
Another advantage for wireless Web services, Mr. Kuwabara said, is that being on the menu of a popular service like i-mode obviates the need for advertising, since users often saunter into sites without any soliciting.
Grober joins my childhood best friend, multiple Forbes editors, my mother and sister, two bartenders and my girlfriend's older brother in telling me how badly I'd fare on Black all without my soliciting their opinions.
He also has an array of books and pamphlets available and, without any soliciting on my part, he quickly offered to sell me copies of the president's autopsy photographs "autographed" - as he put it - by one of the technicians who had assisted.
On one point, however, EPIC prevailed: the circuit court ruled that TSA should not have adopted the new technology without first soliciting public comment.
