Sentence examples for mobilizing groups from inspiring English sources

Similar to cancer initiatives, expressions like the 'race for a cure' are important means of rallying and mobilizing groups around a common cause.

The Inter-Agency Standing Committee (IASC) global clusters are meant to ensure a more coherent and effective response at country level by mobilizing groups of agencies and NGOs to respond strategically across key sectors.

How can civic leaders mobilize groups across the region to demand more of - and give more to - the public sector?

"As a gubernatorial candidate, he would mobilize groups that will work against the Republicans, like the teachers' union," Professor Marbach said.

The KIND Schools challenge aims to mobilize groups of students to cultivate kinder, more caring, inclusive communities and to tackle issues such as bullying and harassment that undermine caring and empathy in schools.

In 2007 he and activist Joe Green founded Causes, which developed an application for Facebook users to mobilize groups of people for the purposes of advocacy and to solicit donations for philanthropic purposes.

Former Obama campaign organizer Byrne founded nonprofit Groundswell, where he mobilizes groups to pool their purchasing power for energy buys.

Common interests can mobilize groups to attempt to influence policymakers, but it is typically the actors or organizations with more power and money that have greater influence on shaping policies.

How is the bombing of Afghanistan mobilizing radical groups in Arab states and beyond?

The trick will be finding concerns that spark imaginations and mobilize group energies at this local level, and working from there.

An Israeli minister, Naftali Bennett, is mobilizing Jewish groups in the United States to try to block it.