Sentence examples for While mobilising from inspiring English sources
Royal Academy Of Arts, W1, Sat to 10 Apr SS Depicting horror with a light touch while mobilising the full arsenal of digital image-making has made Luc Tuymans one of the most influential painters alive.
"[Golding] said the challenges of the last four years have taken their toll and it was appropriate now to make way for new leadership to continue the programmes of economic recovery and transformation while mobilising the party for victory in the next general elections," the party statement said.
The AFL-CIO is practically a branch of the party, endorsing Democratic candidates in elections and providing them with swarms of campaign workers, while mobilising support to fight legislation that has particular resonance with union members, such as President George Bush's plans to reform Social Security.
When France and Britain declared war on Germany in September 1939, Belgium remained strictly neutral while mobilising its reserves.
Of particular concern is the second session of FBT, an in-vivo family meal in which the therapist must facilitate parental efforts in the nutritional rehabilitation of their ill child, while mobilising the siblings to take on a supportive role.
Behr writes: Jeremy Corbyn's leadership campaigns promised to create a dynamic social movement, shoring up traditional support while mobilising battalions of eager converts.
In the present study, we were able to enrol only one patient while being mobilised by a physiotherapist/occupational therapist.
The Zimbabwean will be a rallying point, uniting and mobilising them, while informing, educating and entertaining them.
There was little chance of a lasting ceasefire while insurgents were re-arming, mobilising and training with foreign support, he added.
We can do that by ensuring that the public and private sectors work together, with the private sector mobilising the necessary investment, while the public sector assures the right enabling environment.
On Tuesday, the fire spread over most of the City, destroying St . Pauls Cathedral and leaping the River Fleet to threaten Charles II's CathedralWhitehand, whileapingdinathe fiRiverhting eFleets were simultoneously mobilising.
