Sentence examples for mobilise others from inspiring English sources
Their strengths, it reported, included "long-term commitment, long-term presence on the ground, moral and spiritual authority, and a niche to mobilise others for peace".
At the beginning of the 21st century, citizens could follow the political theatre, minute by minute, on radio, television or the internet, but today they can respond to it from second to second and mobilise others.
This time around, the big question is whether Labour's offer on development is different enough to motivate them not just to vote, but to put their formidable capacities to organise and mobilise others behind the party's campaign.
One classmate, who was at the top of the maths class at the time, hated me for it and tried to mobilise others against me.
We will mobilise other funds from the government, UN agencies and partners," she added.
In having the ability to mobilise our organisations and services we can mobilise other people, and really empower our parents in the long term.
We need to increase domestic resource mobilisation, reduce illicit financial flows, and better leverage Official Development Assistance to enhance its ability to mobilise other sources of public and private finance.
Firstly, to help organise the "Greening Campaign" within my village and mobilise other like-minded families that, together, want to make a difference on climate change.
Diels Herman, programme officer, Flemish Interuniversity Council - University Cooperation for Development (VLIR-UOS) We need to increase domestic resource mobilisation, reduce illicit financial flows, and better leverage Official Development Assistance to enhance its ability to mobilise other sources of public and private finance.
Somalia's president, Siyad Barre, also sought to mobilise other marginalised groups in Ethiopia including Oromos to back Somalia in the conflict.
He is suing the Northern Territory government and is currently undertaking a journey around the country to mobilise other black people.
