Our colleagues in the scientific world could be mobilized to help.
These are people who could be mobilized, who could be attracted to a party, and who could sway electoral outcomes.
Once the structures are agreed on by all, they could be "mobilized in a few hours," Ms. Lagarde said.
Eventually he realized Supernatural's passionate fandom – he has 2.45 million Twitter followers and 2.6 million likes on his Facebook page – could be mobilized for good.
Although Mr. Pataki has not revealed his political plans, it is clear that he commands substantial resources that could be mobilized on short notice.
Is it too much to hope that private citizens could be mobilized to speak out for this lone scholar and poet?
The architects had reason to believe, however, that when the need arose, the political will to take the next step forward could be mobilized.
So many people are now being hit by job losses, sagging incomes and declining home values that Americans could be mobilized.
In looking for an army of searchers that could be mobilized quickly, NASA looked to the Forest Service, which sends out hundreds or even thousands of firefighters each summer and keeps them fed and billeted.
President Bush met today with top national security advisers to review military options and diplomatic overtures, as Pentagon officials said the first of 35,000 reservists could be mobilized as early as Wednesday.
If the seventy per cent of Americans who support banning assault weapons, or the ninety per cent who support universal background checks, could be mobilized, they could certainly overcome the N.R.A. and its lackeys in Congress.
