Sentence examples for capable of mobilising from inspiring English sources

It is the only outfit capable of mobilising large sums fast.

It proved easy to turn the modern bureaucratic states of Japan and Germany into tyrannies; no civil society existed capable of mobilising opposition.

The cartel has deep roots within the civilian population of the Tierra Caliente and has proved capable of mobilising its supporters in demonstrations.

I was much less persuaded that any of them are closer to having a majoritarian project, a persuasive vision allied with attractive policies capable of mobilising most of the country behind them.

He calls for an international summit on child marriage and reform of the international aid architecture to create a global fund capable of mobilising necessary resources, building partnerships and galvanising action.

Clean-up Twitter did, however, show it was entirely capable of mobilising large numbers of people on to the streets when it was used by the public to organise a clean-up of riot-damaged streets.

Ages varied from eight to 78 and although the degree of disability varied, all were capable of being mobilised in a wheelchair during the day.

"To accuse the government of mobilising this is a real fiction.

For example, clinical databases built using EMRs require fewer resources to mobilise for analysis, are capable of including readily accessible information on large and diverse patient populations and allow research questions to be answered within a shorter period of time.

When you're level 60, go north of Mobilising Armies.

Finally, we found that signalling pathways mobilised by either the Met2P or Met2S receptors were equally capable of substituting for the WT pathways in regulating MN survival.