Sentence examples for mobilising efforts from inspiring English sources

As one of its 20 principles, it is at the heart of the European Pillar of Social Rights(1), which is mobilising efforts at European and national level to move towards better healthcare systems.

Two Pakistani NGOs, Al-Khidmat Foundareon and Edhi Foundation, are mobilising relief efforts to help Haitians despite the country's own political and economic volatility.

It follows that providing a strong incentive to reach a work target or goal will only result in a worker mobilising extra effort to achieve it if they believe it is attainable through their endeavours (self-efficacy), it is worth pursuing in terms of expected outcomes (outcome expectancies) and the work goal aligns with their personal goals (goal congruence) [ 36].

We must mobilise the data to serve the purpose, rather than mobilising for mobilising sake.

The region is remote, meaning mobilising rescue and repair efforts is tough.

She said water had been known to be a "mobilising influence" to cause an underground cavity to collapse.

In the 1974 presidential election, Le Pen failed to find a mobilising theme for his campaign.

As a young man barely out of college he was employed, first in New York and later in London, in mobilising American support for the British war effort.

That means refusing to excuse hatred for political expediency; it means mobilising when the far right marches in emboldened efforts to renew its support.

Many have now joined forces with a growing student movement that is rapidly mobilising dissent across the country.

He ran a text-book American-style campaign shaking hands with thousands of voters and mobilising volunteers.