Sentence examples for mobilising significant from inspiring English sources

Apart from occasional demonstrations mostly in France, technology critics did not succeed in mobilising significant parts of the public despite many speculations that nanotechnology might elicit concerns similar to green biotechnology.

Paul Polman, the CEO of Unilever, said it best in Rio: "Individually both governments and business have already mobilised significant resources to address the challenge of deforestation, but we all recognise that much more can be achieved if we align our efforts and work in partnership".

Experimental results showed that when subject to in-plane loading, exterior composite frames could mobilise significant catenary action to mitigate progressive collapse and eventually column failure might occur under catenary action in bridging beams.

The Movement takes its inspiration from HIV movements that have successfully mobilised significant global resources for the care of people living with HIV/AIDS in LAMI countries.

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

The implications of the type of acid and the specific element that can be mobilised become increasingly significant where LMMOA concentrations are highest, such as in rhizosphere soil.

"Patients who do come to the emergency unit with these minor conditions can expect significant waits for treatment, because we are mobilising our resources and focusing our energies on those patients with the greatest clinical need," he said.

They contend that Jinnah only used the Pakistan demand in an attempt to mobilise support to obtain significant political rights for Muslims.

The inclusion of significant others in vocational rehabilitation programmes could potentially be a valuable way of mobilising readily accessible resources in a way that supports optimal functioning.

Beyond Westminster, Middle England is mobilising too.

They are mobilising to take them back.