Sentence examples for induced to join from inspiring English sources

B.R. Ambedkar, a leader of the depressed classes, was induced to join a representative conference and by the fifth day of the fast a solution had been found.

The centerpiece of "Wake in Fright" — and its locus of Conradian horror — comes when John is induced to join the doctor and his drunken companions on a midnight kangaroo hunt.

It is not hard to imagine that they could become alienated and induced to join extremist groups offering money and a sense of belonging.

In 395 Thrasybulus induced Athens to join the Theban League against Sparta.

Last September, Fifa shocked Chelsea and sparked a wide-ranging debate on the global market in young talent by finding that Chelsea had illegally induced Kakuta to join the club in 2007.

Johnson's idle chatter quickly became annoying and the high-pitched screaming that issued from the industrial workers in the Japanese levels when they saw a monster almost induced me to join them.

After British settlers failed to find much gold in Mashonaland, Leander Starr Jameson, the BSAC administrator after 1891, induced settlers to join an invading force against Lobengula's Ndebele kingdom in September 1893 with promises of gold claims, land, and cattle.

For some time he had been the close friend of the young journalist Bernard Shaw, who in 1885 induced him to join a very small, newly founded Socialist body called the Fabian Society.

Flamininus in 195 supported the independence of Sparta, but in 192 the Achaean leader, Philopoemen, induced Sparta to join the league with a promise of no interference in its internal affairs.

FBI veterans said it could, if handled wrong, have induced the holdouts to grandstand and stick more doggedly to their positions, or else provided a platform to induce others to join their cause.

If a candidate's support is under that threshold, his or her supporters need to induce others to join their group in order to reach 15%.