Sentence examples for begin to recruit from inspiring English sources

But until it is guaranteed the go-ahead, it cannot begin to recruit seriously.

Last fall, Lieutenant General Claude M. Kicklighter, who is directing the Vietnam 50th Anniversary Commemoration, the Pentagon program behind this effort, said that "we will begin to recruit the nation to get behind this effort in a very big way" on Memorial Day of 2015.

However, the increasing high cost of recruiting and retaining MOs had made them begin to recruit COs to run their outpatient departments (with support from MOs) while MOs focussed their effort on covering the FBH's inpatient departments and surgical theatres.

Begin to recruit volunteers to help with running the meeting now.

Begin to recruit friends and family into your new fan club.

In Greece, where Golden Dawn has begun to recruit in schools, there are fears of complacency.

He turned to friends from university and from Western legal workshops and began to recruit them.

As he began to recruit patients, including quadriplegics, he met with resistance from other physicians.

"We're beginning to recruit nationally, and a lot of our recruits either watched the game or saw highlights.

The big consulting firms have always offered internships, but hedge funds have only begun to recruit actively in the last two years.

McGwire, who announced his retirement Sunday night, wants Giambi to replace him as the Cardinals' first baseman and has already begun to recruit Giambi.