Sentence examples for mobilizing around from inspiring English sources

Clarification: This piece has been updated to remove a reference to a Washington Post article that speculated on the legislation that CREDO members were mobilizing around during this experiment, and one conjecturing the likely party at which the lobbying was directed.

Some residents of the East Village are also mobilizing around the issue.

Grass-roots groups are mobilizing around the world, circulating petitions and setting up Web sites, like savetheserengeti.org.

But it is a huge boost to all the people who worked on this issue for a very long time, the new generations who are mobilizing around this issue, through our campaign and other work.

In 1982, despite enjoying the support of Presidents Nixon, Ford, and Carter, after being signed by both the House and Senate, as well as the president, and after decades of mimeographing, phone-treeing, protesting, marching, rallying, and mobilizing around ERA, tens of millions of American women were devastated when it fell three states short of ratification.

We were at the apex of mobilizing around that.

Civil society organizations also mobilize around upholding term limits, seeing the opportunity to advance the rule of law and democratic rights as separate from partisan politics that frequently limits their coordination with the opposition.

The SDGs provide a clear, common aspiration that all companies can mobilize around -- allowing business to align their own sustainability goals with goals for the broader society.

"We're going to mobilize around this".

While composed of working people, Chartism was also mobilized around populism as well as clan identity.

Mr. Koch wanted Deputy Mayor Robert F. Wagner Jr. to succeed Mr. Macchiarola, but minority lawmakers angrily mobilized around black and Hispanic candidates.