bring somebody onto something

He'd brought her onto the central committee to give him more support.

In June 2001, work began to bring the school onto one site.

It is not always possible to bring everything onto the same level.

This is a player's chance to bring something onto the field.

Maybe it will be enough to bring him back onto the stage.

Yet he couldn't understand why he'd brought the ship onto a new course.

Around this time he was brought onto the commission of the peace.

Then when we bring them onto this boat, they'll be ready for it.

I think they brought something onto the base in those trucks.

And that, of course, would bring us onto the donations.