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1. Metro will hold hearings to gather responses, then launch an outreach campaign to solicit more feedback.
2. The IOC has been soliciting feedback on Rule 50 from athletes, national governing bodies and other stakeholders around the world, and it is expected to share the athletes’ commission findings early next year.
3. It seeks a court order to permanently stop Netflix from soliciting Activision employees and unspecified compensatory and punitive damages to be determined by a jury at trial.
4. By directly soliciting employee feedback at these companies, for example, board members could become more aware of internal complaints before they bubble up to the level of viral social media posts or splashy news stories.
5. Producers will check in with the brand executives throughout the shoot to solicit their feedback, but the producers are also able to have conversations with talent and crew members out of earshot from the brand executives.
6. Scenes elicited intimate comments from the cast and crew about whose perspective solicited more empathy or felt more realistic.
7. There was one witness whose statement had not been solicited by the police.
8. He solicited aid from many regional players, including Iran and Uzbekistan in particular but also Russia and Turkey.
9. In 2002, the U.S. government solicited proposals for replacing the Sea Kings with a new, modern helicopter.
10. Eventually a few questions were solicited from the audience and those watching the livestream online.
11. At one time a rich meat merchant of the neighborhood solicited her hand.
12. Mr. Collins' advice and counsel was solicited by some of the first lawyers, and land speculators, in matters of real estate.
13. His highness's ministers and chiefs there tendered his submission, and solicited the clemency of the British government.
14. As for patronage, it has been said that no appointment was ever solicited for anyone by a member of the liberal party.
15. His grace, having sent for the offender, reasoned with him, and solicited the priest to question him on any learned subject.