Sentence examples for mobilize quickly from inspiring English sources

The international art world should be monitoring his situation closely and be prepared to mobilize quickly in his defense.

Tight state control means Cuba can mandate evacuations, mobilize quickly and put Dr. Rubiera's face on every TV screen.

In the late 1970s the Warsaw Pact buildup, coupled with Soviet-supported operations in such developing countries as Vietnam, Angola, and Ethiopia, stimulated NATO to improve its capacity to resist an offensive and mobilize quickly.

The idea behind NetGuard is to create a national volunteer force, drawn initially from the nation's top high-technology concerns, that could mobilize quickly in the case of an emergency.

C4 NETGUARD -- The Senate plans to hold hearings next month on a proposal to create a National Emergency Technology Guard, a force of volunteers that could mobilize quickly in the case of an emergency that threatened the nation's information infrastructure.

Top aides to Mr. Bush said today that they had detected no softening in support among senators for Mr. Ashcroft, although some acknowledged that the timing of the announcement -- just before the long Christmas holiday weekend -- made it more difficult for opposition to mobilize quickly.

Unlike the Army, the group had mobilized quickly after the quake, and I asked how it had done so.

The multinational force in East Timor, led by the Australians, mobilized quickly and established a modicum of stability where there had been only chaos and violence.

Mr. Giuliani was carefully critical of the mayor's handling of the situation, in which the police force was accused of not mobilizing quickly enough as the violence escalated.

It mobilized quickly, but the troops were unprepared to save lives in the first 72 hours, when thousands were buried under toppled masonry and every minute mattered.

As the Senate Democrats sent signs that they were open to a tax increase, investors and their lobbyists mobilized quickly, warning that the proposal could stifle investments that create jobs.