Sentence examples similar to an urge to mobilize from inspiring English sources
About 250 people participated in the rally, waving flags and carrying banners, condemning sweatshop conditions and urging onlookers to mobilize for immigrant workers' rights.
After the attack, the interior minister, Anders Ygeman, urged Sweden to "mobilize all good forces against this racist violence" and defended the country's legacy of openness to newcomers.
He reminded the audience that Election Day "is around the corner," and urged people to mobilize.
On the same day, Bosnian Defense Minister Ejup Ganić and Croat members of the coalition government urged Izetbegović to mobilize the TORBiH due to the inability of the JNA to stop the violence.
In addition, this focus urges us to mobilize forces to mitigate the transgenerational transmission of violence and to bridge the treatment gap by revitalizing a multisectoral and community-based approach to public health.
The Ministry of Community Development, Gender and Children pledged government support for the Children's Agenda and urged partners to mobilize CSOs and local government across the country to increase investment in children.
"Chavez can't be the mayor of all of Venezuela," he said before urging his host to make more of an effort to mobilize Venezuelan society behind the "peaceful social revolution" he leads.
Rubio's campaign also started a hashtag on Twitter, #NeverTrump, to urge GOP voters to mobilize against Trump.
President Clinton appealed to African-American ministers yesterday to urge their parishioners to turn out and vote as part of a campaign to mobilize some of his most loyal supporters in the closing days of the election season.
In 1971, Lewis Powell wrote a confidential memo to the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, urging corporate leaders to mobilize the massive resources at their disposal to set up an infrastructure to shift public opinion toward business conservative values.
