Sentence examples for it was enlisting from inspiring English sources
The Microsoft Corporation said yesterday that it was enlisting three companies to sell plug-ins to enable its coming media player software to record music in the MP3 format and play DVD movies.
Indeed, the manner in which the expansion is structured indicates that while Congress may have styled the expansion a mere alteration of existing Medicaid, it recognized it was enlisting the states in a new healthcare program," the ruling said.
But Philadephia-based Comcast is known for its resilience and, realizing what was at stake, announced on Friday that it was enlisting some of the biggest names in the cable and Internet industries to top AT&T's offer.
Last July, the museum announced that it was enlisting the development firm Related California to sell and develop its Newport Beach site in preparation for an eventual move to Costa Mesa.
It was enlisted by the military in World War II to produce ballistics tables.
It was originally conceived as a step towards improving the PAYE system – along with a centralised reductions system to replace employers' responsibility for passing payments to HMRC – but when the coalition came to power it was enlisted as a component of the Universal Credits programme, one of the government's flagship policies.
The church has been protected as a national antiquity since 1940; in 1970, it was enlisted among Bulgaria's monuments of culture of national importance.
It was enlisted as a monument of culture of national importance in 1968, with a publication in Bulgaria's newspaper of record, the State Gazette, issue 77.
The Municipal Art Society will also announce that it is enlisting four major design firms to come up with specific plans.
To the degree Obama's emerging approach to Isis has a centerpiece, it is enlisting regional allies, particularly Sunni Arab nations, to aid in isolating and attacking Isis.
It's enlisting Gallup Inc. for what a proposed "information collection request" calls a "new and unique" gambit that "will be groundbreaking in the voice (as defined for this study) literature and may lead to follow-on research articles".
