Sentence examples for point of mobilizing from inspiring English sources
Enemies of Venezuela have rarely been more threatening than in recent weeks, according to Mr. Chávez, who has elevated a political dispute with President Álvaro Uribe of Colombia to the point of mobilizing troops.
The murder by militants from the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) of a Jordanian pilot Moaz al-Kasasbeh is being viewed by analysts as a tipping point for mobilizing public support in the region against the forces of Islamic extremism.
At a certain point, he says, the group "was the most prominent and important leftist and progressive group in Ukraine," capable of mobilizing thousands of people.
In general, the cost of mobilizing the higher governments is proportional to the level of authority.
One final question, too: Obama spoke of mobilizing the National Guard.
We never gave a thought to the possibility of mobilizing.
Therefore, the role of mobilizing in critical patients is debated.
The job of mobilizing an army for war is hugely complex, but mobilizing peacekeeping troops is even more so.
This point is important firstly as a qualitative factor in the pre-cited city competition, and secondly for local governance, as a way of mobilizing fragmented actors around common objectives.
We were at the apex of mobilizing around that.
Therapeutic apheresis was capable of mobilizing such cells [ 18].
