Sentence examples for seeks to mobilize from inspiring English sources

A mailer template used by the Rubio campaign also seeks to mobilize voters via "social pressure".

But the cheers Mr. Obama heard on Tuesday as he opened a two-day, three-college swing masked a more daunting reality as he seeks to mobilize young voters to his side once again.

The 34-minute film, narrated by Mr. Redford, the actor, director and environmental activist who successfully fought a coal-burning plant amid Utah national parks in 1975, also seeks to mobilize worldwide opposition to new coal plants as far away as China.

1. Civic education can also include any type of systematic process that seeks to mobilize people politically, say through public interest or reform groups or through trade or professional associations.

Barber was in Chicago on Thursday as part of a national tour with the Poor People's Campaign that seeks to mobilize lower-income voters before the midterm elections. .

Emma Watson gave voice to this sudden change, in a speech last September announcing the launch of UN Women's #heforshe campaign that seeks to mobilize men to join the fight for equal rights.

The group also sponsors "pastor policy briefings" around the country that seek to mobilize evangelical voters.

Proceeds will benefit America Coming Together, a group run by Democratic supporters who seek to mobilize voters in battleground states.

The United States should seek to mobilize the European Union and countries like Brazil, Russia and India to press China to realign the renminbi, and should seek W.T.O.

In another new effort, the A.F.L.-C.I.O. will seek to mobilize up to one million Americans who do not belong to unions.

Opponents, mainly Republicans, say they will seek to mobilize popular outrage against any effort to legalize unauthorized immigrant workers while so many Americans are out of jobs.