Sentence examples for i mobilised from inspiring English sources

I mobilised my journalist friends to interview experts who had doubts about the project.

I've been doing this since 1992 and was a schoolteacher until there were no children to teach in the conflict, but there were so many human rights violations of women – my friends and I formed our agency to be together, and I mobilised groups to talk of women's rights.

Edward I mobilised another army for the Scottish campaign in 1307, which Prince Edward was due to join that summer.

Edward I mobilised a fresh army, but decided that this time his son would be formally in charge of the expedition.

Another thing that might have put me in this position was that last year, when I worked as a supervisor at a secondary school, together with some parents I mobilised a protest against the deportation of an Albanian family.

Although the obstacles are great, I am now a leader in my school and community and I mobilise girls in my school to fight for their rights.

"I do not think anything good would come out if I mobilise people to go in the streets and dump you," she was quoted as saying by state media on Friday.

He told his party: "We know more certainly than ever before that there is a strong progressive majority in Britain, I wish more than I can possibly say that I could mobilise that majority, but I could not – I have to accept and to assert personal responsibility the fault is mine, and I will carry that alone.

"I thought I could mobilise people, but the response has been amazing," she said.

I was mobilised and spent several months away from family and friends, my part-time job becoming a full-time occupation.

In this article, I have mobilised scientific literature on the question of appetite regulation in order to reveal the models that are used to think about the complex interplay between foods, bodies and their environments.