Sentence examples for partial mobilisation from inspiring English sources

Most importantly, they gave the Ukrainian armed forces the opportunity to prepare their defences, to put the military on full combat alert, and to launch a partial mobilisation.

Reuters reports: Some 45 days after the latest call-up of additional reserves, which has now expired, Kiev repeated the decree to "declare and conduct partial mobilisation" to ensure the ranks of what Ukraine calls its "anti-terrorist operation" are filled.

Meanwhile, the parliament in Kiev has formally approved the partial mobilisation of 40,000 reservists.

Meanwhile, the parliament in Kiev has formally approved the partial mobilisation of 40,000 reservists and says it is monitoring the situation along the eastern border with Russia.

The most important measure was a partial mobilisation of 100,000 men in April 1939.

Beneš then turned to the Soviet leadership in Moscow, which begun a partial mobilisation in eastern Belarus and the Ukrainian SSR and threatened Poland with the dissolution of the Soviet-Polish non-aggression pact.

The post operative regime was to start knee range of movement exercises and mobilisation partial weight bearing using crutches on the second post operative day by physiotherapists.

Conventional treatment in the included studies consists of various treatments namely, no treatment, ice application, partial immobilisation (tape, brace, or bandage), complete immobilisation (plaster cast), a home exercise programme, instructions for early ankle mobilisation, or a combination of these treatments.

Postoperative mobilisation was conducted under partial weight bearing of 15 kg using 2 forearm crutches for the period of six weeks.

21 Postoperative care included application of a splint, six weeks non-weight bearing followed by six weeks partial weight bearing, with early active mobilisation of the ankle and subtalar joints, managed by a standardised physiotherapy rehabilitation regimen.

In these studies conventional treatment was defined as no treatment, ice application, partial or complete immobilisation, home exercise programme, instructions for early ankle mobilisation, or a combination of these treatments.