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With many locals leaning toward Mr. Edwards, a spokesman for the former senator, Eric Schultz, said, "it is a victory for the campaign, as we now can mobilize the support from S.E.I.U.

In addition the 2005-2009 Country Programme will seek to improve the base information about girls at risk of dropping out of school, mobilize the support of local leaders and women of the community, enhance the child-friendliness and relevance of the school learning environment and strengthen the commitment of parents to provide positive support for their daughters.

Egypt mobilized the support of primarily Muslim countries, for example, with a last-minute amendment extending the resolution "to protect the lives of unborn children".

In addition to the support of such cold war veterans — and partly because of it — the de facto government has mobilized the support of a determined group of Republican legislators, led by Senator Jim DeMint of South Carolina.

By mobilizing the support of businesses and promoting the campaign relentlessly in the news media, Mr. Herzberg was able to overcome the vested interests and inertia that usually doom such efforts.

Western countries in particular appear to be willing to turn a blind eye when it comes to the regime in Syria, under the pretext that the Arab League did not make a move on the Syrian issue, as it did on Libya when it mobilized the support of the Security Council for taking measures.

The new Country Programme Action Plan carries an important component for mobilizing the support of religious leaders and imams to help realize the rights of the child.

Children4Change has mobilized the support of Malaysia's national archer and Paralympic silver medalist Hasihin Sanawi and Malaysia's most popular children's television cartoon twins Upin & Ipin.

That achievement, he said, "required mobilizing the support of various sectors in repairing damaged classrooms, establishing temporary schools, distribution of learning material, and re-deploying teachers, among many other factors".

The women in our study had a fairly high educational level and had their own jobs; yet, they had difficulties in mobilizing the support needed to end the abuse.

By training health workers and mobilizing the support of Iraq's community leaders – including clerics and the heads of women's and youth groups – UNICEF is helping to lay essential building blocks for achieving 100 per cent vaccination coverage in the years ahead.