Sentence examples for lend their efforts from inspiring English sources

Of more than 1,400 groups that have signed up to send delegations to the march, dozens are just starting to lend their efforts, among them Lambda Theta Alpha Latin Sorority and South Asians for Choice, an organization founded last month by two recent Brown University graduates who have organized 150 people to participate in this weekend's activities.

If it's done well, key stakeholders are more likely to support the transaction and lend their efforts to its success.

The performers lent their efforts to honor Maestro Rudel, but also to help welcome the dawn of a renewed and reinvigorated NYC Opera through the revival efforts of NYCO Renaissance, which is the plan favored by the defunct company and chosen as the winning bid in a recent Court auction.

Still, other Democrats on the Finance Committee seem willing to lend their support to efforts to clarify the limits of political activity for a 501(c)(4) organization.

Other artists lend their name, time, and efforts to organizations that are already fighting the good fight.

Hundreds of thousands of Americans from all walks of life are expected to lend their voices to the effort by joining the "I'm Still In" pledge.

They should lend their power and insight to efforts to change the payment system so that it is no longer an obstacle to improving outcomes and lowering costs.

Following the devastating earthquake and tsunami that hit Japan in March, dozens of the biggest stars in popular music donated tracks for a benefit album to lend their star power to fundraising efforts for disaster relief.

At funerals — but more important, in schools before kids drop out and when a productive life still awaits them — she and her husband can lend their own stature to the effort to reduce violence, not by putting stickers on windows or passing more useless anti-gun laws, but by keeping kids in schools and fathers in families.

Juice, dates and biscuits have been donated by residents, some of whom have lent their kitchens to the effort.

"It seems at minimum that the government of Jamaica lent their name to an effort to represent the interests of an accused person," Mr. Phillips said.