Sentence examples for mobilizers from inspiring English sources

"There is a need for more beds, more bleach, more cash in order to pay community mobilizers or people who do safe burial," she said.

Barry Commoner, a founder of modern ecology and one of its most provocative thinkers and mobilizers in making environmentalism a people's political cause, died on Sunday in Manhattan.

The alternative, meanwhile, given the trajectory of public opinion on gay marriage and the demographic trajectory of the country, is a world where the Democrats get to use immigration and same-sex marriage as base mobilizers and maybe wedge issues in 2016, 2020 and beyond.

Television ads, broadcast to mass audiences in an impersonal fashion, are less potent mobilizers.

More than 1,000 "mobilizers" were hired to visit schools and mosques to counter the ever-swirling rumors that the vaccine contained pork, birth control hormones or H.I.V., the virus that causes AIDS.

Match this grandmother's enthusiasm for girls with an equal passion for female education, and Djita could soon have a legion of young community mobilizers.

Acting as though he were still the wartime mobilizer of the Chinese masses, Mao expropriated personal property and housing, replacing them with People's Communes, and centralized the distribution of food.

In both, religion became the idiom of opposition, the mobilizer, the rallying cry.

But she said the criminal case against Mr. Erlinder is about "his role as a denier, a propagator and a mobilizer of people who diminish, distort, deny the extermination of a million Tutsi of this country".

Drawing from his own and others' ideas, Abramsky proposes a host of potential remedies, chiefly by government as the great mobilizer of financial resources for the "commons," by which he means common good, common assets and common sense.

The key mobilizer was Wynne, the rector who hired Sullivan.