1. They send representatives abroad to solicit business.

2. May I solicit your advice on a matter of some importance?

3. They were planning to solicit funds from a number of organizations.

4. We need to solicit 50 staff and workers.

5. The prostitutes solicit openly here.

6. Prostitutes were forbidden to solicit on public roads and in public places.

7. It is illegal for public officials to solicit gifts or money in exchange for favors.

8. It is illegal for public officials to solicit gifts or money in exchange for favours.

9. He called a meeting to solicit the views of his staff.

10. He sent out a questionnaire to solicit further opinions.

11. Hearings are planned to solicit public comment.

12. Certain federal employees are forbidden to solicit campaign funds.

13. Those who wish to be appointed must somehow solicit the good opinion of the prime minister's appointments secretary.

14. For the event walkers are asked to solicit friends, family, associates and others as sponsors.

15. Solicit means to invite entice, appeal to, or request another person.

16. Buyers can browse multimedia catalogs, solicit bids, and place orders.

17. Supervisors solicit employee ideas for performance improvement and informally recognize employee contributions.

18. He called meetings to solicit their views and thus began his own experiments with what was effectively community architecture.

19. We solicit a continuance of your confidence and support.

20. We respectfully solicit your continuous patronage.

21. We solicit a continuance of your orders.

22. Beggars are not allowed to solicit in public places.

23. We should often solicit opinions from the masses.

24. We solicit a continuance of your patronage.

25. We solicit you for your favours.

26. The governor sent two officials to Mexico City to solicit aid from the President.

27. Now producers sit around,(Sentence dictionary) make up a topic and then solicit for it.

28. The University of Wisconsin, for instance, formed one group to solicit donations from women.

29. Females often try to escape from the alpha male's vigilance, and will go up to the beta male and solicit copulation.

30. It is against the law for a government official to solicit political cash.

1. They send representatives abroad to solicit business.

2. They were planning to solicit funds from a number of organizations.

31. Solicit a continuance of customer's patronage.

32. To solicit a judge means to offer him bribes.

33. At the end of the debate, the presiding arbitrator or the sole arbitrator shall solicit final opinions from the parties.

34. To solicit offers from providers, the best-price purchase process relies on an Invitation to Bid (ITB), also known as Invitation to tender (ITT), Invitation for Bids (IFB), or Sealed Bids.

35. Upon conclusion of the examinations and cross-examinations and the debates, the chief arbitrator or the sole arbitrator shall solicit the final opinions of the parties.

36. Manage the assigned account base and solicit new businesses aim to generate revenue through servicing the customers using the Marriott Sales Process.

37. Walling and resting by turns , he wandered about until noon without the energy to solicit fares.

38. A cost reduction program can be regarded as a continuous campaign to solicit change.

39. Management should be prepared to solicit internal feedback in its development as well as outside or professional help, if necessary.

40. You can solicit feedback from users for suggestions of where interoperation makes sense and may be helpful to their process.

41. The Standing Committee of the National People's Congress started to solicit public opinion on Monday, over amendments to the country's personal income tax laws.

42. After going over your resume with a fine-tooth comb, solicit proofreading assistance from trusted friends and colleagues.

43. Solicit analyzing, facilitate explaining the motivation that the word makes up in justice of nature word of modern Chinese, can offer some support for further grammar research and semanteme .

44. Somebody is conjectural, cleaning pudenda via commonly used soap may be urethral and integrated one of accounts that solicit.

45. And generation you solicit for from mature wood 7 story the officer come to do, conductor Vinaceous Rosefinch soldier, there is also a social status.

46. Both weak and poor, they laboriously solicit money in the midst of a storm, one for the victim's burial, the other for the suspect's bail bond.

47. The system also supports synchronous and asynchronous network communication functions that may be used by learners to solicit help from other system users.

48. To solicit customers . Used of a pimp or prostitute.

49. Can you use some evenings(), weekends and lunch hours to solicit some free lance gigs?

50. That is likely a result of the method Oran chose to solicit feedback.

51. He had to solicit the assistance of Sir Nicholas Fitzwhiggin and Mr Towers.

52. The wife was heartbroken and guilt-ridden until she found emails in her husband's account that pointed to his other life: one where he would solicit unprotected homosexual sex online.

53. We solicit high-quality papers focusing on issues related to corporate governance, security design and institutional characteristics in Asian capital markets.

54. We trust the goods will arrive safely and solicit your further favour.

55. Bausch & Lombs takeover agreement from Warburg Pincus allowed it to solicit other bids for 50 days.

56. Slang To solicit customers. Used of a pimp or prostitute.

57. The Rushworths were the only addition to his own domestic circle which he could solicit.

58. The response is modeled as a solicit/reply operation, with two messages sent as a single transport-level exchange.

59. Journalists may not solicit advertisements in the name of news coverage.

60. For the purposes of this clause "solicit" means the soliciting of such person with a view to engaging such person as an employee, director, partner, sub-contractor or independent contractor.

61. Communal solicit contribution refers to a special donation conducted for the interest of a specific natural person and realized through the contract between collector and donator.

62. Describes how to use the alert , confirm , and prompt methods of the window object to create prompt message boxes, which typically solicit input from users.