Events may galvanize groups of them — those who participated in act up, the concerted response to the aids crisis that took form in 1987, are a shining example — but they make for feckless cadres.
"War stories" and religious texts provide a source of inspiration: Their surrounding narratives of heroism and good versus evil galvanize groups and encourage the next generation of young men eager to prove their manhood or religious devotion.
But the arrest of the Brotherhood's leadership helped galvanize the group, and all members were instructed to join the Tahrir demonstration on January 28th.
He probably envisioned how Hernández, whose kid brother had been paralyzed in a car crash, would galvanize the group to extract every moment of their playing experience together.
"We know that the No. 1 way to persuade someone in policy is to galvanize one group to talk to another," he said.
While she admitted that competitions help to galvanize the group, she said that she understood those like Susan Simms, who works at a nonprofit publishing company and teaches swimming, and who prefers not to compete.
After his father's death in 1920, Muhammad Abd el-Krim, a man of considerable leadership and organizational skills, along with his brother and other members of his extended family, undertook to galvanize his group and neighbouring peoples against the Spanish advances.
Instead, they must galvanize a group of people around their idea or goal.
FRANKFURT — In 1919, a soldier in Munich discovered that he could galvanize small groups of fellow trench warfare veterans with virulently anti-Semitic oratory.
In addition to the potential impact on the federal case, some worry that a 2012 ballot campaign could also galvanize conservative groups in a presidential election year, and bring more Republican voters to the polls in California in a year when initiatives on issues like immigrant rights and the death penalty may make the state's ballot.
