Sentence examples for in mobilisation from inspiring English sources

"He doesn't believe in mobilisation," said another official.

That means more of a role in mobilisation rather than just management".

On Sunday Egypt staged gigantic protests, the culmination of an original experiment in mobilisation, where millions signed a document demanding the resignation of President Mohamed Morsi of the Muslim Brotherhood.

But, according to Robert Manchin, former managing director of Gallup Europe, the trend is likely to be driven by changes in mobilisation techniques adopted by the country's main parties, and the emotional nature of electoral issues - such as identity - and urgency instilled in close races by both the Socialists and FIDESZ.

This was followed by a promotion to Hauptmann (captain) in 1911 along with a position on the staff of the XV Army Corps in Sarajevo, where he specialised in mobilisation and communications in the difficult terrain of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

· To study differences in mobilisation practices between the two wards.

"They're trying to make examples of a few, instil fear and discourage people from participating in mobilisations and strikes.

Parliament may have passed the tuition fees bill on 9 December, but students involved in mobilisations at the end of last year have made clear that they are not giving up.

It played a significant role in mobilisations against summits, beginning in Genoa 2001 and beyond.

Although ZAG was isolated over 40 years ago, the biological function remained largely unknown until it was discovered to be homologous with LMF involved in lipid mobilisation in cancer cachexia (Hirai et al, 1998).

In contrast, treatments with high-dose NGR-TNF resulted in BMDC mobilisation and in increased levels of growth factors.