Sentence examples for on mobilising from inspiring English sources
Between them, they make up the "forgotten majority" that Michael Howard's hopes rest on mobilising.
The report also said officials have focused on "mobilising their respective tribes", which has worsened ethnic tensions.
In total, domestic outlays might cover as much as $40 per person per year, if these poor countries push hard (but not punitively hard) on mobilising local resources.
The plan, which is both imaginative and realistic, relies on mobilising ordinary Angolans to come out for peace and political freedom.
The action plan does note the value of multilateral action but also says that "particular focus should be put on mobilising the private sector as a major source of financing and of innovation to tackle climate change".
Earlier today, Mr Abbott told a leaders meeting on energy said that he was "standing up for coal", but the communique still included a passage on "mobilising finance for adaptation and mitigation" on climate change.
Mauchline went on to say: "You ran on a platform of mobilising the north and working class votes, and you've failed considerably.
They harmonised on the themes of mobilising the citizenry, helping the voluntary sector and seeking long-term solutions to the long-term troubles of that non-voting minority the age of prosperity forgot.
Militant communists, capable of mobilising thousands on to the streets, and unions representing civil servants, the mainstay of the Greek workforce, have already announced strikes for later this week, attacking the prospect of yet more austerity with extreme vitriol and vehemence.
Now we get the dissemination for free – thanks to technologies such as Twitter, mailing lists and social networks – and the major role of activists has shifted to figuring out why and where to mobilise, not on mobilisation itself.
She said: The police have left the outside of the buildings and a pro-Russian leader gave a speech, which was shown on TV, mobilising people to come to the parliament.
