Sentence examples for mobilized much from inspiring English sources

The situation on the ground had by then already deteriorated; the S.D.F. should have been mobilized much earlier into the "war zone" of the Fukushima nuclear meltdown and been charged with commanding water-injection operations.

We're angry that our administration, under now-admittedly false pretenses, has caused more than 30,000 deaths; has made our nation less safe rather than more; and has mobilized much of the world community, not just the the Islamic extremists he invokes to frighten us, against us.

Amnesty International, which mobilized much of the opposition to the Davis execution, pledged to redouble its efforts against the death penalty in the United States, and the executive committee of the N.A.A.C.P. voted this week to raise the death penalty to the forefront of its list of priorities in future advocacy.

They mobilized much of the Royal Navy in case war did break out and purchased a number of ironclads under construction, including Independencia, in 1878.

Most of the mobilizations of the blaCTX-Ms have occurred in recent years because genes that are identical (blaCTX-M3a [ 18] and blaCTX-M-18 [ 19]) or nearly identical to the ancestors of plasmidic clades have been found in the chromosomes of Kluyvera species, whereas many of the other plasmidic class A β-lactamases have been mobilized much longer, perhaps even since ancient times.

Dr. Kopito says that the HD community and the HDSA are remarkably well-organized and mobilized, much more so than many organizations involved in advocacy for other disorders.

Doing so would make campaigns cheaper, the political value of donations lower and the importance of local mobilizing much greater.

But the militants had been unable to mobilize much visible support until they seized control of the temple.

"Social technologies have enabled people to mobilize much more quickly and connect over issues that become important to them," he said.

"At the end of the day, the sectarian leaders — the feudal leaders — are still around, and they mobilize much larger numbers," Mr. Hokayem said.

Khan has been credited with mobilizing much of the electorate here, particularly young, educated, urban voters who have historically shied away from politics.