Sentence examples for mobilizing army from inspiring English sources

Tolby infiltrates the mountain valley, sneaking past the rapidly mobilizing army of the state.

Maček suggested that Paul stay in Zagreb, with the possibility of mobilizing army units in the Banovina of Croatia in his support.

Bill Gates, addressing a Rotary conference in San Diego, acknowledged that mobilizing armies of health workers to squeeze billions of doses of vaccine each year into the mouths of hundreds of millions of children could not go on indefinitely, even as he voiced confidence that polio would ultimately be vanquished.

Presiding over a stable politico-religious hierarchy of ritual specialists, officers, artisans, retainers, and servile peasants, they ruled with varying degrees of intensity over the North China Plain and parts of Shandong, Shanxi, and Shaanxi, mobilizing armies of at least several thousand men as the occasion arose.

Bruce Aylward is used to mobilizing armies of health workers.

(A very easy way to do this is to collect a few herbs) From level 1 you will need to either track Polar Kebbits (North of Relleka in the snowy hunter grounds), or hunt Crimson Swifts (North-east of Mobilizing armies).

Like dozens of other once-obscure Democratic candidates in the last election, he was able to catapult from also-ran to electoral phenom in part by raising record-shattering amounts of small-donor cash and mobilizing unprecedented armies of volunteers.

A Sudanese government spokesman denied the attacks as "accusations" but said that Sudan's army was mobilizing to fight South Sudanese troops who he said were deployed around Heglig and in the rebellious Sudanese regions of the Nuba Mountains and Blue Nile, where Sudan has accused South Sudan of supporting insurgents.

An army of storytellers -- mobilizing people and groups to amplify and spread stories of change.

The decisions include not mobilizing enough troops to keep the peace, disbanding the entire Iraqi army and purging all members of Saddam Hussein's Baath Party -- including teachers and low-level technocrats -- from the Iraqi government.

He disavowed disinformation as a tool for mobilizing American voters, but said that U.S. political groups could learn from Russia's "troll army," the Internet Research Agency, and its use of microtargeting to reach narrow groups of voters.