Sentence examples for mobilizing challenge from inspiring English sources
The next element is the vision, the part that answers the big 'what?' question – 'What does the organization want to achieve?' This represents its ambition, the mobilizing challenge within the framework of its mission.
So there's a daunting public awareness, messaging and mobilizing challenge that lies ahead for progressives.
Correa's presidency is rooted in a militant mass movement that has been mobilizing and challenging the country's ascendant economic and political interests for years.
First and foremost I would like to thank my advisor Cynthia Breazeal for her belief in and support of this project, for mobilizing resources and challenging my thinking around different ways for children to learn about AI; and for pushing me to think bigger and broader to democratize AI for all.
In many districts, the Democrats will be burdened by the additional challenge of mobilizing young, nonwhite and perhaps especially black voters.
I wanted to start a discussion about that and so I reached out to journalists outside The Times who have been editors and understand the challenge of mobilizing reporters and editors to cover complex stories.
In a telephone interview, Ms. Brito, a professor of forest science, acknowledged that the challenge of mobilizing action was steep, but suggested that drawing 3,000 people to London to talk about Rio+20 was already an achievement.
After I graduated in the summer 2011, I took on the challenge of mobilizing DREAM activists in the most agricultural region of California: the Central Valley.
Allocation becomes difficult when you have a challenge of mobilizing and extremely less resources.
The most important task for leaders in the face of such challenges is mobilizing people throughout their organizations to do adaptive work.
In addition to these potential risks associated with emphasizing identity politics for persons with disabilities and other stigmatized minorities, there have been several major challenges in mobilizing people with disabilities around an affirmative group or cultural identity.
