Sentence examples for information enlisting from inspiring English sources

It's about gathering information, enlisting support".

Hobbs is the one who discovers that Laura's days at the company are numbered, and he uses the information to enlist her in a robbery scheme.

Third, advocacy networks use information to enlist the support of allies that individual network members could not leverage on their own.

I've just written a small-business guide to the pros and cons of moving to the cloud — that is, to enlisting information-technology services that you access via a Web site instead of installing software that runs on your computers.

The aims of the overall "E Sibling Project" are to: I. Develop a multi-component resource combining health information and peer support enlisting research evidence and siblings' views.

And we believe the only way to get that information is to enlist our community's help.

The different datasets are combined through (anonymized) linkage to the Dutch Municipal Register (GBA) which contains basic information on everyone enlisted in a Dutch municipality.

A series of "Known, Unknown, Unknowable" meetings convened in every ocean region enabled the Census Scientific Steering Committee to compile information and enlist people from around the world to form a network of National and Regional Implementation Committees in support of a global effort to resolve this knowledge void.

Recalling and enlisting the names of information sources and friends took much more time than was expected, which could explain why 32 people who participated in the larger study did not answer any of the social network questions.

Interpreters of technical information can play a crucial role in enlisting public support for forest pest management efforts (Moser and others 2009).

Enlisting older residents to inform their fellow seniors will help fill an important information gap in the District's education and risk reduction efforts and provide desperately needed information on HIV transmission to a demographic increasingly at risk.