Sentence examples for mobilize capacity from inspiring English sources

Environmental groups can mobilize capacity and political support to raise attention to climate change-related issues and influence local policymakers' agenda setting.

The goal of our project was to examine if a reverse innovation competition can mobilize capacity among future leaders to identify potential reverse innovation projects that address health system challenges in Canada.

While recognizing that the intention of the reverse innovation competition was to mobilize capacity to identify reverse innovation projects, it is important to acknowledge that, as a result of their participation in and profile received from the reverse innovation competition, three reverse innovation projects received funding to trial their reverse innovations within the Canadian health system.

As such there is a need to mobilize Canadian capacity to identify reverse innovations that have the potential to positively impact health systems.

Overall, the competition proved to be a successful mechanism to mobilize the capacity of future leaders to identify potential reverse innovation projects that address Canadian health system challenges.

On the basis of the aforementioned discussion, it may be deduced that even the relatively low intensity Aegion excitation is sufficient to momentarily mobilize the capacity of the rocking footing and induce its rocking uplifting response.

The challenge also leveraged social media (e.g. Facebook, Twitter, YouTube etc)., more tradition forms of media (e.g. magazines and newspapers), as well as academic conferences and symposia to engage the global community in an effort to mobilize the capacity of current and future health system leaders; an effort that established reach to a minimum of 400,000 individuals.

Saltman and Figueras [ 93] point out that countries that have had the most success in reforming their health systems are precisely those that have been able to mobilize technical capacities to design coherent and viable policies.

Successful implementation climate change adaptation depends to a large extent on the capabilities of individuals, organizations, and communities to create and mobilize the adaptive capacity (AC) of their socio-ecological system.

These systems depend upon shear transfer to mobilize the tensile capacity of closely spaced reinforcing elements and they eliminate the need for any external structural systems to retain the soil, by substituting a composite system of reinforcing elements and soil as the primary structural unit.

In the document we discuss at length how UNICEF plans to organize and mobilize its internal capacities, and how we can improve the efficiency of our operations and the use of our resources, to support the delivery of results for children in both regular and emergency situations.