Sentence examples for mobilizing staff from inspiring English sources

"We couldn't keep mobilizing staff for Haiti.

Mr. DeLay amiably hid himself from public view at golf courses during the Republican convention, but took a leading role in mobilizing staff "volunteers" to help out in Florida at everything from recount-watching to rowdy hassling of the Miami-Dade County canvassing board.

Television and radio were a potential means of mobilizing staff, as has been noted after other major incidents [ 19- 21].

As concern mounts over the influx of returnees and migrant workers to Tunisia, UNICEF is mobilizing staff and relief supplies to the western and eastern borders of Libya.

7 March 2011 - As concern mounts over the influx of returnees and migrant workers to Tunisia, UNICEF is mobilizing staff and relief supplies to the western and eastern borders of Libya.

NEW YORK/TUNISIA, 2 March 2011 - As concern mounts over the influx of returnees and migrant workers to Tunisia, UNICEF is mobilizing staff and relief supplies to the western and eastern borders of Libya.

With a clarified chain of responsibility, UNICEF headquarters, regional offices and country offices were able to quickly mobilize staff and resources to meet humanitarian needs across Djibouti, Ethiopia, Kenya and Somalia.

We usually mobilized staff from reproductive health units, disease control units, or food safety and security units for not only HPV vaccination but also for monthly EPI [Expanded Program on Immunization] activities at all 13 communes from the first to the fifth.

In the deluge of attention that has followed the "Kony 2012" video, by Invisible Children, an advocacy group based in San Diego, this East African nation is scrambling to react, even mobilizing diplomatic staff members around the world, anxious that the campaign could damage its investment climate, and also aware that it could present an important opportunity.

He's not sure yet if he'll sue the city for the raids, but says he's mobilizing his staff and clients to launch a letter-writing and phone call campaign targeting city councillors and whoever else will listen.

Extending nursing services at the community level, developing a participative management style, mobilizing active staff involvement in a councilor structure, and involving nurses in the process of decision-making will empower nurses and replace their routine-oriented style of delivering nursing care with decisions based on their professional knowledge and skills [ 21, 10, 12, 22].