Sentence examples for recruit support for from inspiring English sources

Sir Paul McCartney arrived in Brussels yesterday to recruit support for his "meat-free Mondays" campaign.

The intense Sept. 12 rush of "We are all Americans" seems to have faded in the breasts of all but Tony Blair, the prime minister of Britain, who continues to jet around the globe more actively than American leaders themselves to recruit support for the cause.

In 1840, while Veniaminov was in St . Petersburgto recruit support for the Alaska Mission, his wife died; he subsequently entered the novitiate, took the name Innocent, and was ordained bishop of the new Diocese of Kamchatka, which extended from the Kamchatka Peninsula to the Alaska Peninsula, including the Kuril and the Aleutian islands and the region of Yakutsk.

A strategy that starts with objectives and works backwards is one that is likely to fail.A lot of strategy these days, especially in fashionable business books, depends on using narrative both to explain a proposed course of action and recruit support for it.

Americans for Rick Perry, an advocacy group, has been active in Iowa to recruit support for Perry in the event he does run.

This rising fifth grader isn't old enough to vote or caucus, but he's trying to recruit support for Trump's campaign in Iowa, starting with introducing him at an event in Des Moines on Tuesday night following Trump's announcement of his bid for the presidency earlier in the day in New York City.

She also began recruiting support for her vision: Chiropractic for Humanity.

They provide recruiting support for firms in the energy space and facilitate access to professional networks, industry talks, and other MBA energy organizations.

Prentis said he had full support from his members and they were now recruiting support for the campaign outside the workplace, sending representatives into community groups to garner support.

Mr. Summers embraced a series of recommendations made in May by two committees he appointed on how Harvard could better recruit, support and promote women for the faculty, especially in science and engineering.

Steven Emerson, an expert in Islamic terror networks, said that the United States knew as early as 1993 that Hamas leaders were "meeting in America and using Holy Land Foundation as a conduit to raise money for terrorism, recruit support, and undermine the U.S.-sponsored peace process".