Sentence examples for recruiting support from from inspiring English sources

Counting on the natural backlash against the success of marriage equality around the world and recruiting support from conservative religious organizations, Mr. Putin has sallied forth into this battle, figuring that the only opposition he will face will come from the left, his favorite boogeyman.

I was fortunate to hear Carroll speak about the project in October at an Open Access meeting organised by Garrett McMahon at Queen's University (video - his talk starts at 2 39 30) and was struck by his passion and idealism — that's the young for you — and by his sheer delight at the fact that he and McArthur had been able to make their project happen by recruiting support from across the globe.

With Europe's firm backing now in hand, he said he intended to recruit support from developing countries.

Opponents of the Ohio amendment said they hoped to recruit support from Ohio businesses, saying that the measure would discourage highly qualified gay and lesbian employees from coming to Ohio.

An aggressive campaign by a challenger to recruit support from absentee voters has apparently ended the three-term career of Mayor James Whelan, who distinguished himself from most predecessors by running a scandal-free administration.

Reducing the size of the Wal-Mart buildings will not mollify opponents, who, despite having far less money than the retailer, have organized rallies, recruited support from national groups, attracted a strong turnout at Council hearings on Wal-Mart and set up their own Web site, at walmartfreenyc.com.

Although Gebhard had gathered some troops around him, he hoped to recruit support from the Lutheran princes.

"We have strong bipartisan support in the Senate for this project –- and I'm proud to have recruited support from 10 other Democrats last month.

Instead community leaders got creative and recruited support from people and institutions that were not typically associated with a start-up community.

Founded by whaling nations, the IWC was taken over by whaling opponents in the 1980s, since which time Japan has used foreign aid to recruit support from Caribbean and Asian countries.

And it would probably leave Congress still short of the requisite 272 seats—not least because its main remaining ally, Tamil Nadu's Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam, looks set for a pasting.This might lead to a rerun of 2004, when Congress secured its majority by recruiting outside support from an alliance of Communist parties.