Sentence examples for enlisting support in from inspiring English sources

Leftist organizations have found fertile ground for recruiting members and enlisting support in those crowded neighborhoods.

By working with a community development corporation, Mr. Rappaport could jump-start a process that might otherwise have taken many years of enlisting support in the neighborhood and many more to qualify for subsidies.

Higgins was able to enlist support, in part, because he frankly acknowledged his amateur status.

Mr. Kim had hoped in his talks with Mr. Putin to enlist support in efforts at rapprochement with North Korea, while Mr. Putin sought to win Mr. Kim to his side in opposing the missile program.

For all the talk of demonstrations, most of the work that Ms. Njehu and Mr. Ambrose do is quiet and behind the scenes -- a constant schedule of travel to enlist support in small groups on campuses and at churches.

When Israeli tanks and troops surrounded Mr. Arafat's compound again in September 2002, this time in response to back-to-back suicide bombings, Ms. Rice viewed the siege as damaging to the administration's campaign to enlist support in the Arab world for the war in Iraq.

The opposition says it is growing, hiring a well-known environmental lawyer, adding celebrities and enlisting support from people in less privileged areas.

But the Democrats are hardly naifs when it comes to enlisting support from special interests in Washington and elsewhere, from corporate leaders and from unions in the public and private sectors.

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.

He spent the next four years in the United States and Europe enlisting support, particularly among Vatican officials and fellow Catholic politicians in America.

It's about gathering information, enlisting support".