Sentence examples for mobilized enough from inspiring English sources
Until those are known, it will not be clear if Europe has finally mobilized enough cash and political will to stop the unraveling that now also threatens Italy, Spain and even France.
In 2000, Ralph Nader mobilized enough bi-partisan haters, by labeling Bush and Gore as indistinguishable, to put the election in the hands of the Supreme Court.
This was mainly because in some parts the parents and the community at large were not informed and mobilized enough to understand what COBET was all about as well as its added value to children who missed the opportunity to go to school or had gone and dropped before completion of the primary education cycle.
The industrial workers, led by John L. Lewis, mobilized enough political force to put through Section 7(a) of the National Industrial Recovery Act, which, with the Wagner Act, made the C.I.O.
Senator John McCain tried, and failed, to mobilize enough veterans in the 2000 Republican primary.
Would the prospect of a clean-energy economy, and the jobs it would bring, mobilize enough people to make a difference?
He said in an interview that after the election, he would first hold coalition talks with Mr. Tadic's Democrats, making it likely that Mr. Tadic will be able to mobilize enough support to hold on to power.
Ideally, she said, the protest movement should mobilize enough people to occupy a Moscow square and erect a tent camp as Ukrainians did in the so-called Orange Revolution in 2004.
So the Bush administration is calculating that Qatar will allow use of its bases as a hub for a war with Iraq if Washington can mobilize enough support among members of the United Nations Security Council to provide the necessary political cover.
But one election result doesn't mean that the E.U., which has just suffered through a lost decade in economic terms, can now mobilize enough popular support to survive and prosper.
While Mr. Obama did not win Arizona or Georgia in 2008, advisers say both are in play this year if he can mobilize enough of Arizona's growing Hispanic electorate, Georgia's black voters and each state's suburban independents and college students to vote in large numbers.
