Sentence examples for begin to mobilize from inspiring English sources
Last June, the House of Representatives passed Obama's cap-and-trade energy bill, which could finally begin to mobilize the market to clamp down on carbon emissions.
White House officials say they see no reason to overhaul the staff even though Democrats were trounced in the midterm elections and Mr. Obama confronts newly empowered Republicans in Congress, even as he must begin to mobilize for his 2012 re-election campaign.
Such an approach is necessary in order to begin to mobilize an adequate governance response to changing conditions and uses of areas beyond national jurisdiction.
Residual PCE was found to begin to mobilize in the clay-mixed media at a range of trapping numbers below those reported in the literature for homogeneous well-sorted sand.
Ms. Nilsson poses the question, "Why are there so few female engineers?" Asking this question in a brief article stimulates conversations that cannot begin to mobilize us to tackle the gap in an effective way.
But once Russia began to mobilize, Germany could not delay its own move much longer, and German mobilization forced France's hand.
Blacks, he said, began to mobilize seriously shortly after World War II, and it took decades to achieve their goal.
As gym memberships swell, a vanguard of owners has begun to mobilize customers to contribute to charity.
In early 1942, as our underprepared military began to mobilize for the great global effort to defend democracy, the composer Aaron Copland was asked to come up with something inspiring.
