Sentence examples for let's mobilize from inspiring English sources
And to NGOs: Let's mobilize.
But instead of disengaging, let's mobilize our families, friends, and communities to vote in the 2016 elections for the candidates who best put forward a vision for America that we could truly be proud to be a part of.
Let's Move! Active Schools mobilizes "School Champions" -- P.E.
"Let's go! Let's go! Let's go! Let's go!" Across Florida, black churches have responded with ferocity to changes that Gov. Rick Scott, a Republican, and the Legislature made to eliminate six days of early voting this year — including the Sunday before Election Day, which had been the traditional day to mobilize black congregations.
Paraphrasing a quote from Shakespeare's "Henry VI, Part 2," the copy says, "First thing we do, let's kill all the silos," and concludes, "Mobilize voters across all screens".
Let's just hope, in this climate of worsening xenophobia and short-sighted idiocy, more of the former starts to organize and mobilize against the latter.
He endorses the thesis of an article written in The Nation in 1942 by the journalist I. F. Stone, in which Stone magnanimously forgave Roosevelt for letting "big business mobilize our economy for war pretty much on its own terms" and for establishing "a government of coalition with the right" on the grounds that "the president is only a man, with only 24 hours a day at his disposal".
"Jokes that mock the abuse of power do more than let off steam; they mobilize people's emotions," says Wen Yunchao, an outspoken blogger who often mounts sardonic Internet campaigns in defense of free speech.
On April 21, nine days before the polling, the pro-union group announced that the vote would take place, leading critics to say that it was trying to ram through an election without full debate and without letting the opposition mobilize.
Protestors have begun to mobilize.
