Sentence examples for mobilized public from inspiring English sources

Obama, in order to break through the inherent constraints of Washington, will need, above all, a mobilized public beyond Washington.

A mobilized public can change the world at any moment.

He understood then, and probably still knows, that only a mobilized public possesses the potential to curb the undemocratic power of wealth.

But they have simmered uneasily among the public, and a sizeable share of that public is now organized and putting the fear of mobilized public opinion into their elected officials, including Congress and the president.

Kerry did not insist that both Israeli and Palestinian leaders refrain from criticizing each other publicly during the negotiations, which further eroded instead of mobilized public support of Israelis and Palestinians alike.

Two wealthy women, Mary Lasker and Florence Mahoney, raised the public profile of biomedical research and stimulated a coalition among researchers, members of Congress, and segments of the mobilized public, which resulted in a phenomenal growth rate in funding in the 1950s.

This new, mobilized — and mobile-ized — electorate is a force to be reckoned with.

If, in the present climate, with Middle Eastern publics becoming more mobilized and politically relevant, the United States launches another war to disarm yet another Middle Eastern country of weapons of mass destruction it does not have, the resulting damage to America's strategic position will make that done by the Iraq war look almost trivial by comparison.

In this section, data visualization of HE is approached as a key way in which the standardized data flowing through the infrastructure are mobilized as accessible displays to shape public perception, policymakers' decisions, and HE managers' own reviews of their institutional performances.

They join the millions more mobilized through 170MillionAmericans.org by the public broadcasting institutions themselves, including American Public Media and more than 400 local stations.

As soon as our Stanford divestment resolution became public, institutions throughout campus and beyond mobilized to suppress the vote.