Sentence examples for solicit the aid from inspiring English sources

To allay fears of disease, death, starvation, cold, injury and pain, we solicit the aid of greater powers.

In addition, the even more recent Turkish incursions into Anatolia and northern Syria were certainly viewed as devastating by Eastern Christian chroniclers, and it is plausible they were presented as such by the Byzantines to the Pope in order to solicit the aid of European Christians.

The ADL solicited the aid of U.S. Pres.

And, though I am uneasy describing it as such, it is clear that what she is doing is soliciting the aid of her friends.

Actively soliciting the aid of a foreign adversary in a Presidential campaign goes well beyond anything that has been previously revealed.

Wald, to help finance the settlement she envisioned, solicited the aid of Lower East Side German Jewish community leaders, asking them, "Have you ever seen a starving child cry?" Her appeal came to the attention of the American financier and philanthropist Jacob Schiff, who donated three Federal-style row houses he owned on Henry Street and had them converted into buildings for public use.

She could solicit the subscribers for work.

The Guardian did not solicit the material.

He said that he had never intended to push the bill, and had discussed the idea merely to solicit community aid from the companies.

The government attempted to solicit aid from the United States in the form of military intervention or war materiel (including two submarines and bombs capable of penetrating the armor of Almirante Latorre), but they were rebuffed both publicly and privately.

Forced to solicit military aid from the estates in 1526, Ferdinand postponed implementation of the Worms edict, accepting a declaration by the Diet of Speyer of that year to the effect that every estate "will, with its subjects, act, live, and govern in matters touching the Worms edict in a way each can justify before God and his Imperial Majesty".