Sentence examples for get mobilised from inspiring English sources

If the anti-ceasefire republicans get mobilised, they could grab world headlines, with violent street disorder taking place just a couple of hundred yards away from where the Queen is standing.

Weintrobe believes that our defences get mobilised because of our difficulty in bearing the anxiety excited by global warming.

The best way for marginalised communities to get out of the "social exclusion" category is to get mobilised and "socially include" themselves.

"Even if the international community gets mobilised to provide the funds to bring in the food, it's going to be a logistical nightmare to get it to the right place at the right time," she said.

Even if it includes facing the unpopular fact of Europe and embracing the euro, facing the unpopular fact of immigration and offering an amnesty, it might be just enough to get us mobilised.

The great victories people have won the world over have been secured because groups of people got together, and mobilised thousands of their peers to demand justice.

Some activists believe that the big, long-established NGOs need to get better at mobilising their supporters and achieving a greater degree of focus and coordination, as well as building up links with nimbler and more dynamic direct-action campaigns.

Right back to the 1970s when UNICEF was first getting its ambassadors mobilised.

A large crowd has now gathered outside the Cyprus parliament, where riot police have been mobilised to prevent people getting close to the building.

The unpractised novelist cleaves to the static, because it is much easier to describe than the mobile: it is getting these people out of the aspic of arrest and mobilised in a scene that is hard.

Moreover, one of the other difficulties experienced by families is that once they are 'out of the system', it is hard to get back in to mobilise the resources required quickly.