Sentence examples for mobilised over from inspiring English sources
Since its inception in Estonia in 2008, Lets Do It claims to have mobilised over 16m people in 113 countries.
Can the Archers and EastEnders fans, news junkies, Radio 3, Hollow Crown and Strictly fans be mobilised over the nature of the BBC's governing board?
The social movements that brought Morales to power have mobilised over recent months around demands for local development, and in defence of water rights.
The do nothing option will not meet the remediation targets as there are likely large sources of contamination within the vadose zone which will be mobilised over time.
However, a small subset of these sites can retain nutrients in soil/subsoil layers, which in turn are leached and can be either attenuated (e.g. nitrate converted to gaseous forms or immobilised in soil and P can be mineralised) or mobilised over time.
The Han extended the fortifications furthest to the west, the Qi built about of new walls, while the Sui mobilised over a million men in their wall-building efforts.
All week I have wondered what it takes for doctors, a difficult group to mobilise over any common cause, to join in protest.
"Everyone should do everything to mobilise over the idea of an independent Ukraine," Vitali Klitschko, a Ukrainian presidential contender, told a rally in Kiev.
Countries across every continent are involved: For example, in Bangladesh, non-governmental organisations including BRAC, Plan and World Vision are mobilising over 600,000 children and adults to participate in two-hour workshops where facilitators will discuss subjects including how HIV/AIDS is spread and how it can be prevented.
But the matter remains sensitive for two coalitions in particular.The first is the Church of England, whose ranks include entrenched modernisers and traditionalists, already mobilised by rows over women and gay bishops.
"A new, re-elected SNP government will be in a powerful position to secure passage of the referendum, having successfully mobilised the people over the blocking tactics of the unionist parties".
