Sentence examples for help mobilize from inspiring English sources

"This will help mobilize emotions against the peace process in general".

Ms. Carloni believes the Million Mom March will help mobilize Americans.

At the same time, liberal social policies enrage conservatives and help mobilize Popular Party supporters, political analysts say.

Democrats are spending heavily on "get out the vote" efforts, along with advertising and relying on the help of their union allies to help mobilize voters.

"We need a handful of Republicans," he said, calling on immigrant groups to help mobilize support among them for the overhaul.

Mr. Vernick says, however, that such programs can help mobilize a community, and that is a goal of the Mexico City program.

We believe that better understanding between producers and consumers of energy can improve transparency, help mobilize adequate investment and stabilize markets.

"I was involved with a group called the Religious Roundtable, which was working with the Moral Majority to help mobilize Christians to elect Ronald Reagan.

This approach may help mobilize constituencies, but it fails to reflect the way rights shade into each other, feed off one another, rise and fall together.

Having financiers and hedge fund managers on its side will not endear the E.U. to the general public but would help mobilize money for a referendum campaign.

The C.I.A.'s special operatives have been working closely with American Special Operations Forces in south Afghanistan to stalk terrorist leaders and help mobilize opposition Pashtun tribes.