Sentence examples for mobilised protests from inspiring English sources

Dicko and his colleagues mobilised protests across the country.

Unions and activists mobilised protests and collected 1m signatures to force a recall vote.

A peaceful protest in 1993 mobilised 300,000 Ogonis.

"In a highly mobilised society, whoever potentially could be tempted to protest has done so already; economic hardships are unlikely to draw many more to the streets".

Twitter posts and conversations will be examined "to identify individuals mobilised in a social contagion and when they become mobilised".

He led protests against racial laws, reached out to different communities, forged friendships with dissident Jews and Christians and mobilised expatriate traders.

In the end, though, for all the rallying, protesting, lobbying and blogging to add up to more than the sum of their parts, we need politicians to understand that not only is science vital, but there is a vocal and mobilised constituency willing to defend it to the hilt.

It's mobilised itself for the global economy".

"But I'm mobilised if I'm needed," Payan said.

Racists and bigots everywhere will feel validated, vindicated – and mobilised.

Encouraged by the hope of compensation, the patrollers remain mobilised.