Sentence examples for If mobilised from inspiring English sources

If mobilised, his would comprise an elite coalition operating inside the hierarchy of the Islamic Republic, rather than from outside on the streets.

If mobilised, the NGVR would come under the operational command of the 8th Military District which was in the process of being raised under the command of Major General Basil Morris.

Democrats argue that the voters of 2008 could, if mobilised, change Hoosier politics in this election and those to come.

Voting is compulsory, but one quarter of Australians aged 18 to 24 are not enrolled, says the Australian Electoral Commission – a number that, if mobilised, could have real impact.

At this time an effort was made to determine the readiness of the Militia to expand if mobilised.

The bottom line is that you have a unique power within your organisations which, if mobilised, could change the face of this epidemic.

Globally, young people represent a large, often idealistic, group that if fully mobilised could accelerate the pace of development dramatically.

This is a tiny sum, which could be easily mobilised if donor countries were serious.

How does Labour expect to attract the poor, the young and the disenfranchised, whose votes, if they were mobilised, would guarantee power for a progressive party?

Large sums could be mobilised if funds in OECD countries followed the lead of those in Latin American and allocated 3% of their holdings to infrastructure investments.

If Labour had used its huge majority in 1997 to phase out the 11-plus where it still existed, or if Gove had mobilised his devoted band of followers to do likewise, would we be where we are now?