Sentence examples for broader mobilization from inspiring English sources

U.S. officials said the expanded CIA and JSOC efforts in Syria are part of a broader mobilization involving every major U.S. spy service.

How much the new burial practices had to do with that is hard to quantify since they were part of a broader mobilization.

As part of a broader mobilization against the Trump administration and its policies, Obamacare supporters showed up at town halls and protests around the country, leading to high-profile confrontations and pleas to keep the health care law in place.

It would require broad mobilization, substantial expense, and perhaps even the development of a new profession.

Nor is anyone anticipating the kind of broad mobilization that saved the city during the fiscal crisis.

A Defund Plan Parenthood rally planned for February 11th has already prompted a broad mobilization of activists who are determined to defend women's right to choose.

A broad mobilization of trade unionists, peasants, students, teachers, and others -- supported by griots (traditional singing storytellers) who would sing allegorical songs regarding historical freedom struggles -- created a mass movement throughout the country.

To achieve this goal, a broad mobilization from within the UN must follow with sustained commitments, enforced international legal actions at the level of an international court established for that purpose, and consistent coherent messages against all forms of violence against women and girls.

UNICEF also emphasized that the Millennium Development Goals can be achieved only through partnerships and broad mobilization of resources.

Although talk of a nationwide general strike is certainly premature, many Occupy activists will join with unions and community groups this spring and summer as part of broad mobilizations to take advantage of the nation's growing "99percentt vs. 1percentt" mood.

To help transform this situation, the award is now a national reference for improving Brazilian education policies, and is part of a broader social mobilization strategy to guarantee children's rights through the implementation of efficient public policies for education.