Sentence examples for enlisted to develop a from inspiring English sources

The case stems from Mr. Haggerty's work in the fall of 2009, when he was enlisted to develop a "ballot security" system for Mr. Bloomberg on Election Day, a loose term that refers to stationing volunteers, lawyers and inspectors at polling sites to discourage voter fraud.

Through a process known as participatory budgeting, constituents in each of the four Council districts will be enlisted to develop and choose among proposals for local capital projects like street repairs, new parks and public artworks.

So, instead, the busy attorney enlisted personal chef Marina Berger, to develop a nutritious menu and cook in his kitchen.

Sensing an untapped market, Mr. Mitidieri enlisted a machinist in Italy to develop a compact extruder and a sheeter that bolt onto a Hobart's accessory socket.

To convince the public and private sectors that heritage preservation drives development, GHF has enlisted two dozen scholars and experts to develop a new study on "Heritage Economics".

Mr. Keller quickly enlisted Mr. McLean in his campaign to develop a community arts education program, a project to aid young people at risk.

Panoz enlisted British electric-motor builder Zytec Systems to develop a unit that would capitalize on a racing fundamental: 90% of the time a driver is accelerating or braking the car.

And we need to develop a strategy for enlisting the energies and talents of the people in the work of response.

It is crucial to develop a politics which can enlist the large majority in making change.

A related benefit for considering benefit sharing was the need to develop a collective approach to enlisting community support by pooling together resources that can be invested in the development of medical and public health research whose return on investment (ROI) was not guaranteed as summarised by Public Private Partnership 2 above.

It would take on average one to five years, or four to five consultations within 12 months, for doctors to develop a moderate knowledge base of their newly enlisted patients.