"They have been very effective in galvanizing attention around the issue and keeping it in play".
The documents galvanized attention to the scandal here, leading to the resignation of the archdiocese's leader, Cardinal Bernard F. Law, in December 2002.
Kisan Baburao Hazare ("Anna" is a Marathi honorific meaning "older brother") has been a figure in provincial Indian affairs for decades, but he galvanized attention this year when his threat to fast to the death shamed the government into endorsing reforms.
Roots was adapted as a multi-episode television program, which, when first broadcast in January 1977, became one of the most popular shows in the history of American television and galvanized attention on African American issues and history.
Anyhoo, Rick Davis is proud of all his weirdo negative ads, which has "galvanized attention" - I'm guessing that anything that reminded people that McCain exists is a good thing.
The Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) galvanized attention, resources and accountability on a small number of health concerns of low- and middle-income countries with unprecedented results.
lawsuits were "helpful because they galvanize public attention".
The Bush administration is exploring whether to present a resolution to the Security Council to galvanize international attention and possibly lay out new sanctions against Sudan.
The responsibility now rests upon President Bush and the United States to galvanize world attention toward the atrocities that are besetting millions of Sudanese, for the sake of precious human life and for the effectiveness of the global war on terrorism.
If McCain really wants to have it all — to refurbish his maverick image without having to flip-flop on the panderings that have tarnished it; to galvanize the attention of the press, the nation, and the world; to make a bold play for the center without seriously alienating "the base" — then he can avail himself of a highly interesting option: Condoleezza Rice.
