Sentence examples for mobilized units from inspiring English sources

Steve Maviglio, the governor's press secretary, said that the state had mobilized units of the California National Guard and assigned six helicopters to firefighting duty.

Jeffrey White, a former analyst with the Defense Intelligence Agency who is now a senior fellow at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy, said that it would not take President Bashar al-Assad's government long to mobilize units if it came to the conclusion that an American strike was not imminent and went on the offensive.

Both sides mobilized militia units, and rioting and fighting bloodied the streets.

As the situation deteriorated, the Brazilian government mobilized army units from other regions of the Empire.

Shortly after they were mobilized, the unit collapsed -- corruption in the ranks, Mr. Constantine said.

More BW was mobilized per unit increase in 3.5% fat-corrected milk in cows fed the control than in cows fed the flavored diet.

Kurdish military sources said Major General Hussein Mansour, who had mobilized a unit from Khanaqin to reinforce the Kurdish forces outside Kirkuk, was killed by a sniper in the fighting.

At any given time, services may mobilize some units and individuals while demobilizing others, making it is possible for these figures to either increase or decrease.

If these troops were withdrawn and a conflict broke out in the region, having to mobilize military units from scratch would cost more than would be saved by closing bases, says Cronin of CNAS.

An article on Friday about an accusation by Senator John Kerry that the Bush administration was secretly planning to mobilize National Guard units immediately after the election misstated the position of Steve Schmidt, a campaign spokesman, who said that Mr. Kerry's attack "has as much accuracy as a Kitty Kelley novel".

Its mission would be to train and mobilize aviation units of the Army's reserve and national guard components.