Sentence examples for mobilization opportunities from inspiring English sources

Social Media resources then open up unprecedented mobilization opportunities for a new face of social action, which is exactly why we started the NYC ChangeBloggers/ChangeMakers Network.

2 December 2009, Sandton - Soccerex over the last three years has provided an exceptional platform for partnerships and some resource, mobilization opportunities.

Sociologist Charles Tilly identified five factors that have to be present if so: interest, organization, mobilization, opportunity and finally collective action itself.

The use of external fixation has several advantages, as early mobilization and the opportunity for optimal correction.

According to the existing literature, we focus on explanatory conditions such as political opportunities, resource mobilization, protest tactics, and protest frames.

Efforts in girls' education in Tajikistan resulted in community mobilization and increased education opportunities NIMICH, Tajikistan, October 2013 - Girls' education is a considerable concern in Tajikistan where only 88% of girls complete their basic education.

Children meet children at Imagine Project UNICEF in Tajikistan@20: Milestones 3rd Phase National Diphtheria Vaccination Campaign 2nd Phase of a Diphtheria Vaccination Campaign Stopping Polio in Tajikistan Efforts in girls' education in Tajikistan resulted in community mobilization and increased education opportunities In Tajikistan, Diphtheria vaccination reaches every child.

High flow rates also decrease the volume of low-flow or stagnant zone regions where colloids can be immobilized, thereby increasing the opportunity for mobilization.

People may have come to Obama's campaign for many reasons and through many channels, but once they were involved, they were in the hands of a powerful fundraising and mobilization machine which missed few opportunities to put someone to work.

These activities helped build compassion among community members and opened up opportunities for social mobilization and change.

They also reflect the magnitude of human and financial resources deployed in RVF prevention and management, the set of constraints and opportunities for resource mobilization encountered primarily by the relevant public institutions, and the range of effects that the outbreak of RVF has had on the livelihoods of the affected people.