Since being cash-savvy doesn't come naturally to everyone, come clean about your financial inadequacies and enlist her expertise.

Why not enlist their expertise?

He focused on starting up on his own, enlisting the expertise of an accountant early on.

The heavyweight has also enlisted the services of a psychologist.

The vast majority who hold them in paperless form will need to enlist the services of a stockbroker.

Those who are unsure about their ability to choose suitable funds could enlist the services of a financial adviser, who would, of course, require payment.

So it hasn't missed the chance to enlist the services of a wellconnected political journalist to help smooth access to the corridors of power.

Enlist the services of an expert guide with charisma and a sackful of witty anecdotes, however, and the place truly comes to life.

Until 2005, only commissioned officers had an anchor on their insignia, but enlisted personnel are now receiving them as well.

Officer candidates are, therefore, not considered of the same status as enlisted personnel.

Former enlisted personnel who attain officer status are permitted to continue wear of the insignia.

By the end of 1944, the base would be home to 1,248 officers and 6,831 enlisted personnel.

All medical officers and enlisted personnel were formally affiliated with the regiment, to include wearing the departmental crest on their uniforms.

But her father decides that she would benefit from being an enlisted soldier, so she ends up in basic training.

It was an irregular commission as he had not been an enlisted soldier before.

A newly enlisted soldier typically undergoes about a year of training before he becomes a qualified commando.

He also notices an apprehensive young man who jumps off the bus to meet an enlisted soldier friend.

In that year, there were no vacancies for officer training, so he became an enlisted soldier.