Sentence examples for network mobilization from inspiring English sources

This is particularly advantageous for the efficiency and speed of network mobilization.

Brian Malte, the director of network mobilization at the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence, said that assault weapons bans should be written "to give as little room as possible for unscrupulous gun manufacturers to evade such a law".

But normally, network mobilization by individuals presents important characteristics (e.g. low income and education level) and regularities associated with social mechanisms, understood as regular patterns (e.g. land irregularity, lack of infrastructure, excessive density) that trigger or cause certain unexpected results such as disasters.

Beyond that, the National Guard uses the network for mobilization and emergency services planning.

Indeed, activation of the proinvasive EMT mechanism should be involved in the control of tumor-associated neovascularization since tumor microvascular network facilitates mobilization of tumor cells to circulation and further expansion [ 204].

Next steps    Given the initial success of the "Women's Courtyard" approach in promoting key messages on National Immunization Days through a socially accepted manner, UNICEF will continue advocating for the Ministry of Public Health to mainstream the approach to improve access to health facilities through mother's group network and mobilization of female community health volunteers.

Gould, R. Multiple Networks and Mobilization in the Paris Commune, 1871.

Finally, internet and social networks enabled mobilization as the youth could better compare and assess their situation and organize to voice their demands.

The first phase of the campaign will see 254 trained social mobilizers from the Government of South Sudan's Social Mobilization Network go door to door in Juba County.

Recently, researchers have started to analyze knowledge mobilization networks (KMN) using a social network analysis (SNA) approach (e.g., see [15 20]).

"Latino community members are convinced this is a critical election for their issues and they are going to vote no matter what," said Arturo Carmona, executive director of Presente.org, a Latino mobilization network.