Sentence examples for actions for mobilizing from inspiring English sources

We reaffirm our determination to pursue the agreed global targets and actions for mobilizing resources for children, in accordance with "A world fit for children".

According to Huy (1999), emotional capability is an organization's abilities "to acknowledge, recognize, monitor, discriminate and attend to its members' emotions and it is manifested in the organization's... routines related to feelings". The key element of emotional capability is emotion-eliciting actions that mobilize resources for the achievement of organizational goals.

But as I have watched events in South Carolina over the past week, I am convinced we must do something beyond the recent calls for action: mobilize good will.

It was pointed out that these enabled the decision makers to pay attention to the well-developed Plan of Action and mobilized funding for implementation of IDSR both from government and from development partners.

"This is a call to action for us to mobilize and be able to learn from these cases," Johns Hopkins University paediatrics specialist Dr Deborah Persaud said at a Boston medical conference.

Similar scenes unfolded around the globe as part of the second annual World Day of Prayer and Action for Children, which mobilizes faith-based and secular organizations to work together for child well-being, particularly in the most disadvantaged and hard-to- reach communities.

We took immediate action to mobilize the right military support for the service member.

Governments should consider priority action to mobilize the energies of youth for a variety of developmental activities.

"The need for change must be a call to action to mobilize countries to take collec- tive action.

This time, he's keeping it humming as Organizing for Action, designed to mobilize popular pressure on lawmakers.

The most important action is to mobilize responsibility for the proper functioning of the schools by the villages and communities themselves.