Sentence examples for mobilisation against from inspiring English sources

Absent in this type of invective is any consideration of why, in spite of the frenzied mobilisation against Rahman, his own base mobilised even more ardently, putting him back in power with about 12,000 more votes than he received in 2010.

Her supporters call for international mobilisation against her imprisonment.

But it is the relentless US mobilisation against Iran that provides the most ominous thread in the leaked despatches.

Environmental campaigns - especially the mobilisation against the roads programme launched by Thatcher - proliferated, but, shut out by the media, the issue soon fell off the political agenda.

How else, however, to describe a mass mobilisation against a deceitful policy that will harm the weakest and diminish us all?

The scale and reach of this month's student protests have shocked the authorities, who fear that mobilisation against cuts could spread.

On 1 June it will join other social movements across southern Europe in street mobilisations against austerity and the Troika.

Poland's environment ministry says that shale gas is hugely popular but mobilisations against it were impressive and fuelled by claims that damage had already been done.

Tali Hatuka, an Israeli urban geographer, whose book on the new forms of protest will be published next year, identifies the mass mobilisations against the Iraq war in 2003 as a turning point in how people protest.

The issue is fast becoming a test of the German government's commitment to decarbonise its economy, with German trades unions threatening mass mobilisations against a measure that they say would put 100,000 jobs at risk.

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