In one program, The Nature Conservancy on Long Island is enlisting cooperation from private landowners in beach-front communities, including the Village of Westhampton Beach, adjacent to West Hampton Dunes.
It includes monitoring contaminants in fish, requiring factories that discharge into the lakes to limit contaminants, enlisting cooperation from corporations and tracking cleanup efforts by state and local agencies.
Sharing Clinical Reports has now added over 6,000 thousand reports on BRCA1/2 tests and is in the process of enlisting cooperation from clinics around the country to add tens of thousands more over the coming year.
Before putting a property on the calendar for landmark consideration, for example, Mr. Tierney or the commission's staff members meet with owners to explain the potential benefits of landmark designation —a federal tax credit for repairs or improvements, for example — in the hope of enlisting cooperation or even support.
This alone creates the case for belief in the new process and thus enlists cooperation rather than apathy, or active resistance.
In mid-August the Administration was once again engaged in trying to enlist European cooperation against Libya.
Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano, who will announce the new system, has traveled to several countries in recent months to enlist the cooperation of foreign airlines and governments.
After announcing the intervention, officials at the European Central Bank emphasized their interest in refuting the widely held conviction that they could not enlist American cooperation.
In this way Mr. Ochs tried to bring home to his readers the poignant facts of destitution and to enlist their cooperation in relieving it.
And though he was never an efficient administrator, his political insight, his willingness to enlist the cooperation of well-chosen ministers, and his understanding of his people made him an efficient ruler.
