Sentence examples for help to mobilize from inspiring English sources

On the Democratic side, Clinton remains highly popular inside her own party, and she has the support of important interest groups that help to mobilize Democratic voters.

"He's prepared the troops of the Democratic Party, and we need his help to mobilize those troops and we're leaving him in place," Ms. Cahill said in an interview.

Furthermore, they expect that the demand for biomass created when the biogas production is increased will also help to mobilize the provision of more biomass resources.

These findings may help to mobilize community awareness and identify effective initiatives for improved management of community/private forest land for other regions of Pakistan.

Also, by demonstrating the large potential benefits of a novel approach to therapy, such modeling may help to mobilize interest in, and support for, such trials.

Selective pexophagy, which is affected in both atg11Δ and atg17Δ mutants, might help to mobilize intracellular resources during prolonged engulfment.

Groups like FreedomWorks have helped to mobilize voters.

AIDS has also helped to mobilize people to fight for better health care.

The spotlight that her trip shone on the camps helped to mobilize international aid and resettlement efforts.

Popular protests broke out, helping to mobilize opposition to Madagascar's already unpopular president, who was overthrown in a coup in March.

Archbishop Michael Corrigan kept close ties to Tammany Hall and in 1886 helped to mobilize Catholics against the mayoral candidacy of the reformer Henry George.