Sentence examples for mobilizing itself from inspiring English sources

He added: "What is this aging system that is mobilizing itself against the one person who could embody something else?

But having been pulverized in 2008, the right had difficulty mobilizing itself.

The school community mobilized itself to keep 161 in city hands and under Freeman's leadership.

They reveal that the perfect expression of the nation-state is its ability to mobilize itself for destruction.

"The bureaucratic system did not mobilize itself quickly enough for the crisis," said Prof. Rosa M. Gil of Columbia University, a former senior official at the city's Human Resources Administration.

There was a brief period of time when gun control was a popular issue, but that was before the National Rifle Association mobilized itself into one of the most powerful lobbying forces in the nation's history.

It would promise, moreover, real and visible progress, in contrast to what can be expected in less tractable matters; and one salu tary result, in addition to the actual progress made on the targets, might well be a demon stration to a skeptical younger generation that the nation can mobilize itself to achieve some thing other than weapons sys tems and space adventures.

We can only hope that the collective entrepreneurial spirit of our generation can mobilize itself to create a better future not only for our kids, but for our parents and for ourselves.

An element that can produce transposases, proteins required for transposition, to mobilize itself is an autonomous element.

Each P-element encodes a protein called P transposase, which recognizes the inverted repeats of P-element and mobilize itself from the original site.

It would be a militancy that has come to terms with the basic Foucaldian insight that there is no single agent or agentic force that is to blame, that there is no one motor of history, no unique engine of human suffering, no single exploiter or antagonist against which militancy must mobilize itself.