Sentence examples for recruited the support from inspiring English sources

It has recruited the support of well-known figures including Benedict Cumberbatch, Lena Dunham, Elizabeth Gilbert, Jude Law, Tom Stoppard and Juliet Stevenson.

Within Paris the influential abbey of Saint-Victor was studiously critical of his doctrines, while elsewhere William of Saint-Thierry, a former admirer of Abelard, recruited the support of Bernard of Clairvaux, perhaps the most influential figure in Western Christendom at that time.

The Democratic candidate recruited the support of Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt).

We also recruited the support and encouragement of the patient's family.

Obama hinted that the coalition might recruit the support of Sunni tribes, the key to US success against al-Qaida in Iraq.

Yet, with the apparently wholehearted support of the DS's leader, it has embarked on an audacious bid that is claimed to have involved several irregularities.Unipol outbid BBVA by recruiting the support of a group of property developers, some of whom were also involved in the BPI fight with ABN AMRO.

His firm boasts on its website of a "winning grasstops approach" 2014 "grasstops" is industry lingo for recruiting the support of community leaders.

Shortly thereafter, the Martelly administration successfully recruited the World Bank to support its effort to restructure its mining laws and obtained support from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to manage mining contracts and create a national cadaster.

I'm surprised they let me come here!" Gleeson provided the latest in a number of tributes to Michael Maguire, the Australian coach recruited from the support staff at the Melbourne Storm last summer to succeed Brian Noble.

Practices were recruited with the support of PCT staff, research nurses, local Primary Care Research Networks and the Diabetes Research Network in London.

Among the group of sponsors, there were a total of 6 adults (5 women/1 man) of varied backgrounds who had been recruited to the support program based on personal motivation and capacity for volunteering.