Sentence examples for enlisted over from inspiring English sources

A commercial boycott in recent years has enlisted over 130 apparel retailers to eschew Uzbek cotton.

Science, religion, and conceptions of race all confirmed one another: the Bible, the stars, and even the shapes of heads were enlisted over and over again to prove established prejudices true.

The total prescription rates might be biased by a high number of repeat prescriptions in patients enlisted over a longer period.

A higher percentage of recently enlisted patients had at least one contact with the general practice within a year, compared to patients enlisted over a longer period (see Table 1).

The Slow Food movement has enlisted over 80,000 members in at least 122 countries, so it's probable you have a group near you.

The group, called Americans for a Gay Arizona, has already received commitments from a million gay Americans to move to the state within the next two months, with a target of enlisting over six million gays to move there by the end of the year.

For enlisting over 100,000 immigrant youth to fight for citizenship, I claim United We Dream as crusaders.

\r\nIn 1989, Borosage founded the Campaign for New Priorities, enlisting over 100 national organizations in the call to reinvest in America in the post-Cold War era.

In 1989, Borosage founded the Campaign for New Priorities, enlisting over 100 national organizations in the call to reinvest in America in the post-Cold War era.

Ms. Watson was in New York to launch the HeForShe campaign, a program designed to enlist over one billion men and boys globally to become advocates working towards ending the inequality that women and girls confront worldwide.

One of the reasons that J-Street has recently merged with Brit Tzedek V'shalom, effective January 1, is for the incredible Rabbinic Cabinet that we have formed, enlisting over 1000 rabbis around the country.