Sentence examples for mobilisation of a from inspiring English sources

And importantly, recent weeks have seen the mobilisation of a new political force.

Inductive measurements of the HTS coil parameters were carried out without mobilisation of a NMR unit.

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.

That meant that he sympathised with the view of socialists, liberal republicans and communists that an effective war effort required state control of the economy and the mass mobilisation of a modern army.

A spokesman at the Department for Energy and Climate Change said the government was helping Daw Mill workers find jobs through "full mobilisation of a job centre rapid response process".

Those in power were ignoring the growing inequality in our society and devastating effects of austerity, and ignoring, too, the mobilisation of a huge swath of the population against such austerity measures – most gallingly, for me, my whole generation's exodus.

The mobilisation of such a large opposition to a policy that ministers thought would pass under the radar, and the strength of the response, shocked David Cameron's government.

The actual mobilisation of such a will, however, is less easily dismissed.

After all the hope and all the hype, the mobilisation of thousands, a wave of optimism crashed against the rock of global power politics, fell back, and drained away.

This made the mass mobilisation of women an integral part of Indian nationalism.

Moreover, LFD-fed Ucn3+ mice lost a greater proportion of body weight following fasting, implying increased mobilisation of energy stores, a process that was not attenuated by HFD as in controls (Fig.  4h).