Sentence examples for will to enlist from inspiring English sources
According to Roa Bastos, "literary activity has come to signify the necessity for facing up to a destiny, the will to enlist in the vital reality of a collectivity, in its true moral context and social structure, in the complex relationships of a contemporary reality – that is to say, by projecting themselves toward a universal world of man".
The writer has to resist the familiarity, work to find new words and forms to capture the new shapes – and words will fight back, will try to enlist what's now inside the familiar categories of then.
"The Will" plans to enlist a rich benefactor to put his potential heirs through all sorts of tests to determine who will inherit his fortune.
Mr. Geithner will seek to enlist China's help, too.
But if he is to become a big winner in space, he will have to enlist a high-powered friend.
Mr. Obama, aides say, will try to enlist Republicans in Congress to overhaul immigration law, and the voter surveys provided ammunition: two-thirds said illegal immigrant workers should be "offered a chance to apply for legal status".
The administration has urgently said that it will seek to enlist the International Atomic Energy Agency and other countries in a campaign to stop what it regards as Iran's efforts to build nuclear weapons.
International recruitment relies on everyone In order to present yourself to the market you will have to enlist or at least understand the relevant content and resources available across your organisation.
For other papers to follow The Times's route, they will have to enlist the aid of deep-pocketed financiers with an affinity for information gathering — a very small group.
Warren Hoge FRANCE: SCIENTOLOGISTS FIGHT BACK -- The Church of Scientology says it will try to enlist other groups in its fight against a parliamentary commission that has suggested it should be banned.
The White House will attempt to enlist Silicon Valley's major technology firms in its efforts to combat terrorism on Friday when a delegation of the most senior intelligence officials fly to California to meet with executives from companies including Facebook, Twitter, Apple, Microsoft, YouTube and others.
