Private Lynch enlisted through the Army's delayed-entry program before graduating from high school in 2001.
More than 1,000 immigrants have been enlisted through the program, and hundreds more, at least, are in the final stages of approval, Army officials said.
Participant recruitment for BACCs was mainly via psychiatric outpatient clinics with the rest enlisted through media advertisement and self-help groups in the UK.
Senator Kirsten E. Gillibrand, Democrat of New York, has stepped in on behalf of Ms. Giron, in particular, enlisting support through her Off the Sidelines political action committee.
Singh says that by enlisting advertisers through AdWords, Google should be able to fill more of YouTube's ad inventory — but that doesn't mean Google will be sticking ads in front of any random video.
Gregory Copeland's mother is a genealogy enthusiast; that night, the lawyer enlisted her to search through Web sites that post searchable photos of tombstones in order to help researchers trace their family histories.
Crossrail has enlisted volunteers to trawl through London's parish records; the effort has turned up more than five thousand names of the dead ("1st October 1583, Richard Wyttor, bachelor and grosser, died of a burning jaw"), but matching these to the bones is another matter.
As raw material, the threadbare lyric gave the writers little to go on besides a nameless down-on-his-luck narrator on his way to a $2,000 score; a guy named Eddie enlisted to take him through the tunnel across the river; and a bent-out-of-shape girl, Cherry, whose radio has been hocked.
Defending himself, Rookwood claimed that he had been enlisted into the plot through his friendship with Catesby, "whom he loved above any worldly man".
He later worked his way through college, enlisted in World War II, where he served in the infantry, was wounded in the Battle of the Bulge.
He testified that Lieutenant Becker engineered the murder and, through a mobster, enlisted the hit men.
