Sentence examples for difference mobilizing from inspiring English sources
It's having courage and compassion, taking risks, showing perseverance, crossing lines of difference, mobilizing and working with others".
This is: I am now a woman, I have a voice in the universe, and I want to do everything I can to become an expert in social justice and hope I can make a difference and mobilize young people to change the world".
They also reflect the difference between what organizers call "mobilizing" and "movement building".
Twila Brase, president of the Citizens Council for Health Freedomm, a free-market group mobilizing opposition to the exchange in Minnesota, sees little difference between one established by the state and one run by the federal government.
Such a comparison can allow us to picture the composition of the educational support networks of the two groups and thus show us the differences in the networks, their functions, and the process of mobilizing social capital.
"We are mobilizing ourselves so that we can have some leverage, make some difference, in these meetings," Dr. Apraku said.
The difference between this and the previous level is that you are creating something new as opposed to mobilizing an existing tool.
The differences were stark: the Facebook activists — patriotic and well intentioned — commanded huge anonymous audiences, but until recently had trouble mobilizing them.
But proponents are mobilizing.
