Sentence examples for aim of mobilizing from inspiring English sources

One longtime Republican strategist I talked with predicted that Gingrich would broach Romney's Mormonism yet, with the aim of mobilizing the Mormon-wary evangelicals who vote in southern primaries on March 6, "Super Tuesday".

The syllabus for his course this semester explains that students will "read Marx's 'Capital' closely, chapter by chapter, with the aim of mobilizing some of the figures and latent concepts in the critique of political economy for use in thinking about radical poetry and poetics today".

After he was reelected, Obama turned his campaign operation, Organizing for America, into a de facto personal political party with the sole aim of mobilizing his coalition to support his agenda.

With UNICEF's help, the community formed a Mothers Groupp with the aim of mobilizing out-of-school children to return to school and fill up the new classroom spaces.

She noted that UNICEF was making increasing efforts to leverage its reach with multilateral partners with the aim of mobilizing support for child rights, achieving greater coherence in policy and exchanging information and technical expertise.

The members of the new solar alliance would 'push' for new solar projects globally with an aim of ultimately mobilizing around $1 trillion of solar energy funds by 2030.

If we don't aim high we have no chance of hitting the target, and no hope of mobilizing that enthusiasm and determination.

Advances in the mechanistic characterization of tumor cell evasion of immunosurveillance have led to the development of various approaches that aim to mobilize the immune system for the elimination of malignant cells.

One final question, too: Obama spoke of mobilizing the National Guard.

We never gave a thought to the possibility of mobilizing.

Therefore, the role of mobilizing in critical patients is debated.