Sentence examples for enlist their efforts from inspiring English sources

Since they will want to please their bosses, and will definitely not want to upset or disobey them, this is probably the most effective way to enlist their efforts.

The ads principally promote the charity, exhorting men to "Grow Your Mo!" and to register to enlist contributors for their efforts at Movember.com.

Four days later, after traveling back to the Bronx, Mr. Castro met with two businessmen who had enlisted his help in their efforts to open an adult day care center in the borough.

The effort to restrict work hours comes as Congress is considering legislation to reduce medical errors and as labor unions are intensifying their efforts to enlist doctors.

He urged participants to redouble their efforts to enlist alumni groups, retired colleagues and the myriad lawyers in civil service into the corps of volunteers.

Effective social innovators enlist external stakeholders in their efforts to understand social needs and to execute their strategies.

If a country is to educate every child and spare its infants and mothers an early death, it must enlist the efforts of thousands of teachers, nurses and midwives, all of whom must exercise care, diligence and judgment.

But to succeed, we must enlist the effort of our entire nation.

Some individuals go from doctor to doctor in their effort to enlist medical resources to deal with the imagined illness; other individuals, however, avoid seeking medical care.

He notes that beginning with Franklin Roosevelt's first victory in 1932, Democrats won seven of nine presidential elections, and if they had succeeded in their effort to enlist Dwight Eisenhower as a Democrat, they probably would have won nine in a row.

In this one he enlists the efforts of the pianist Vernell Brown, the bassist Vicente Archer and the drummer Ronald Brunner.