Sentence examples for important mobilisation from inspiring English sources

Bidding for a project, usually through a competitive bidding process, involves both a huge expense in preparing the answer to the bid and an important mobilisation of resources that can be damaging for other company businesses.

Nambuwani Wasike, research associate, Financial Sector Deepening (FSD) - Kenya, Nairobi, Kenya Real world, non-digital agents are important: The mobilisation of mobile money agents is extremely important for a successful deployment.

Acute acidity was spatially confined to the upper intertidal slope, reflecting surface sediment properties, and tidal overtopping is an important pathway for mobilisation of residual H+ and Al3+ to the water column.

Also important is the mobilisation of multi-country cooperation over the next few weeks to deliver supplies needed to get children into learning environments as quickly as possible.

One of the important parts of this mobilisation was the systematic exploitation, by force, of the labour resources of the occupied territories.

Just as important has been the mobilisation of a network of health-care workers, at provincial, county and township levels.That does not guarantee effectiveness.

Consideration of post-operative mobilisation is important in model selection and bi-lateral models are unsuitable when unloading of the treated joint is necessary or when gait analyses are to be performed.

It offers important implications for community mobilisation approaches and for prevention of IPV against women.

This may have important consequences for early mobilisation of the critically ill.

Early mobilisation is important for critically ill patients who are at risk of developing intensive care unit (ICU) acquired weakness.

And it is especially important to ensure the mobilisation and participation of young people and people living with HIV and AIDS - all of whom constitute a powerful and extremely committed resource in the fight against HIV/AIDS.