Sentence examples for fully mobilised from inspiring English sources

Globally, young people represent a large, often idealistic, group that if fully mobilised could accelerate the pace of development dramatically.

The proposed model is intended to capture the nonlinear load-displacement response of shallow foundations during strong earthquake events where foundation bearing capacity is fully mobilised.

Without contact surfaces, FEM does not allow the pile to slip through the soil once critical shearing stress has been fully mobilised along the pile shaft.

But there is plenty of energy and capacity in the north-east to create more and better jobs – the 60,000 extra private sector jobs highlighted by the review – if the region's strengths are fully mobilised.

Also fully mobilised was the 10th Mountain Division, which would be the main ground force in what Bush called an upcoming 'guerrilla war' fought by US and British forces.

When Turkey entered the European war on 10 November 1914, Ottoman innocence was long gone, the army fully mobilised, the people benumbed by loss and refugees and the empire hanging in the balance.

The MDC-T has failed to fully mobilise its support and its popularity has slumped from 38% in 2010 to 20% last year, according to a report by Freedom House.

That might have to do with the fact that today is a working day, it's exceptionally hot, and up until now the Muslim Brotherhood are yet to fully mobilise their voters.

The researchers behind the study, who claim the Maduro administration's response has been inadequate, say an official declaration will fully unlock and mobilise food, medicine and healthcare for millions in need.

Clinically the patient was mobilising fully weight-bearing with non-tender tibiae but evidence of chronic cellulitis.

Six months post-reconstruction he was mobilising fully weight-bearing with no local or distal metastatic recurrence.