Sentence examples for mobilising force from inspiring English sources
After that, it was clear that hip-hop could be a potent mobilising force.
A tweet from Fry has become a key mobilising force for campaigns from saving Bletchley Park to the outrage over Jan Moir's Daily Mail column on Stephen Gately.
The new movement is powerful yet diffuse, linked not by physical closeness or even necessarily by political consensus, but by the mobilising force of social media.
Without a mobilising force such as the NUS behind them, it remains to be seen if they will dent the public consciousness as much as the student protests have done.
With little organised, effective opposition to the reactionary drift in politics on both sides of the Atlantic, musicians became a key mobilising force in countering the greed-is-good consensus that had taken root during the 1980s.
As protesters battled Egypt's notorious police force in January 2011, in demonstrations that led to the overthrow of then dictator, Hosni Mubarak, Egypt's hardcore football fans were a key mobilising force.
They had not accounted for Giap's skill in mobilising forces and keeping them supplied.
Mr Machar said on Friday his forces were in control of the whole of the states of Jonglei and Unity, apart from Bor. Allegations that he was mobilising forces to march on Bor cast a shadow over peace efforts led by regional leaders.
Geoffrey and Matilda had secured much of Normandy and, together with Robert, spent the beginning of the year mobilising forces for a cross-Channel expedition.
The Popular Front is supposed to mobilise forces for this struggle.Having lost the support of the urban, educated class, Mr Putin has tried to cement his less educated and more conservative electorate by fanning intolerance and anti-Western sentiment.
There were times, during the height of revolutionary protests when the state ceded control of the square to the protesters, erecting walls to protect government buildings rather than mobilising the force it would take to drive them out.
