Sentence examples for mobilise around from inspiring English sources

"This has given them something to mobilise around".

The decentralised and "leaderless" nature of the movement has given space for various working groups to mobilise around a variety of grievances under the banner of the 99%.

The risk that stakeholders including governments, consumer groups, lawyers and the media will mobilise around particular issues can be roughly estimated based on the known agendas and interests of these groups.

People don't identify as poor, though, and it's hard to mobilise around a group who were historically disenfranchised and still are widely considered unable to participate in economic or political affairs.

"I think a lot of bishops have difficulty talking about something like climate change," said Lonnie Ellis, the associate director of the Catholic Climate Covenant, which has been working with the church leadership to mobilise around the encyclical and the Pope's visit.

These are "very difficult to mobilise around" she explained, because one is "never entirely sure of one's readings".

And mobs had been mobilised around the legislature to make his point.

"What we see is that people are mobilising around this theme.

Meanwhile, scientists themselves are mobilising around the message that 'Science is as vital as ever'.

Equality campaigners need to realise that mobilising around fixed group identities is alien to a new generation more used to facebook groups and flash mobs".

It lasted until March 1976 and mobilised around 25,000 fighters from both sides, resulting in more than 1,000 dead and 2,000 injured.