Sentence examples for might be enlisted from inspiring English sources

Now that Charles Dickens's Christmas ghosts have made their rounds for the year, perhaps they might be enlisted to provide perspective and encourage some soul-searching.

Its audacious hybrids are driven principally by a fascination with reviving the Baroque art of ornamental extemporization and a curiosity about how contemporary improvisatory styles might be enlisted in that quest.

The senators repeatedly turned away questions about whether Kurds might be enlisted to fight alongside American troops, or about providing logistical support or chemical weapons defense for Kurdish fighters and civilians.

The Bush administration, which plans to start the program in the late summer or early fall, is in discussions with industry groups whose members might be enlisted to engage in spying.

As many as four union officials might be enlisted in trying to fix a single ticket, as one delegate called others elsewhere in search of a delegate or even a boroughwide trustee who could locate someone who could make the ticket disappear in the command where it was written, union officials and a transcript of a wiretap suggest.

With the election two years away and the field of candidates to succeed Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg seeming to narrow rather than expand, the favorite political parlor game of the moment is determining which famous, rich or ambitious New Yorker might be enlisted to join the fray.

Some matters involved logistics -- including whether cranes and barges as well as equipment at cargo ports on each side of the Amu Darya, used by the Soviet northern command during its war in Afghanistan -- might also be enlisted in a relief effort.

Attorneys can be enlisted in some cases.

Consultants will be enlisted from Hiroshima, Vienna and Oklahoma City.

Everyone must be enlisted to help.

The project will be enlisted as a 'Body@Work' project.