Sentence examples for of the mobilisation from inspiring English sources
Thankfully, my birthday always fell in the middle of the mobilisation period, and a teacher would give me bowl of rice with one boiled egg.
He added: "The consequences of the mobilisation of more such individuals would be catastrophic – especially given that ethnic elements are already being stoked – given the country's terrible history in this regard".
The scale of the mobilisation of resources on the home front, the use of blockades as economic warfare and the threat of invasion all share similarities with Britain's experience of the two world wars.
Two years later, that enthusiasm had vanished and the Russian empire started to crumble.As part of the mobilisation the Kremlin organised a Soviet-style letter, endorsing Mr Putin's policies, from famous cultural figures such as Valery Gergiev, a celebrated conductor.
It was a war born of the resistance of a legitimate government, with the help of a popular mobilisation, against a partially successful military coup; and, in important parts of Spain, the spontaneous transformation of the mobilisation into a social revolution.
One factor that has not been addressed is the mode of force transmission to the frame as a function of the mobilisation of the patient.
This type of oedema is dependent on the mobilisation of neutrophils [ 36- 40].
The decree allows for the mobilisation of reservists, among other measures.
Village heads were vital for the mobilisation of the communities and organising community meetings.
A year later there was the battle of Lewisham, where the mobilisation of the National Front was met with fierce resistance.
Does it presage business as usual, the deepening of present trends, or the mobilisation of social forces for a radical change of direction?
