Sentence examples for will try to enlist from inspiring English sources

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 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.

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.

I'll try to enlist him in the task to fix it right this time.

It will also try to enlist community organizations, public health groups and media outlets in the campaign.

I am convinced that when he turns 18 he will either try to enlist or just leave the house to become homeless".

"China will likely try to enlist key exporters to China, such as soybean producers, and perhaps state-level partners such as California, to support its efforts and pressure the US government for an end to the trade friction," said Hardy.

"It's reasonable to assume that Netanyahu will now even further intensify the clash with the White House and try to enlist Congress to his side," he said.

He doesn't have the funds to make it happen, or even get the event himself which began on Sunday and will last until Monday, September 5 so he's launched a GoFundMe page to try to enlist your help.

You could talk to your local councillors and try to enlist their support.

They make plans, invent philosophies, and they try to enlist him.