Sentence examples for being enlisted by from inspiring English sources

Many conservative pastors bristled at the notion that they are being enlisted by a campaign, instead describing their voter registration efforts as fulfilling biblical obligations.

They are being enlisted by some health insurers and large employers to address one of the fundamental problems in health care: as many as half of the nation's patients do not take their medications as prescribed, costing nearly $300 billion a year in emergency room visits, hospital stays and other medical expenditures, by some estimates.

The officials who identified Ms. Plame as a C.I.A. officer to Mr. Novak were apparently trying to cast doubt on the credibility of Mr. Wilson, who emerged as a prominent critic of the administration after being enlisted by the C.I.A. to investigate a claim related to Iraq's reported nuclear weapons program.

One of the world’ s lowest-cost producers of vaccines, Serum is part of a group of vaccine makers being enlisted by the World Health Organization to combat the H1N1 influenza A virus that has so far infected 4,379 people in 29 countries, claiming 49 lives.

Second, participants clearly favoured a 'traditional' model of being enlisted by a single family doctor with whom they can develop a long-term trusting relationship.

It was enlisted by the military in World War II to produce ballistics tables.

Some were enlisted by the rebels, some were put on different buses to various camps.

"Spiritual" values have been enlisted by Asian nations for capitalist ends.

(Perhaps he could have been enlisted by the campaign for the alternative vote last year).

Here he is enlisted by the United States president (Charlie Sheen, credited by his real name, Carlos Estevez) to forestall catastrophe.

However, before travelling to the country they are enlisted by the US government's secret service to kill Kim Jong-un.