Sentence examples for societal mobilization from inspiring English sources

Having realized the limits of airstrikes in dislodging entrenched opponents in an urban setting, the Dignity forces are now calling for tribal and societal mobilization in both Benghazi and Tripoli.

That this simple opposition strategy had immense potential, beyond negation, was revealed during the societal mobilization for the first visit to Poland of Pope John Paul II.

S&N think global warming is an existential threat, a generational challenge that requires a societal mobilization along the lines of the Apollo Project.

Innovating our way to zero emissions through an all-hands-on-deck societal mobilization at wartime speed is not only our best hope for averting climate catastrophe - it is key to revitalizing our economy and putting America back to work.

Some (inspired by author/activist Bill McKibben) are advocating a concerted campaign to actually try and roll back atmospheric carbon dioxide to 350 parts per million though that would require the kind of technological innovation and societal mobilization that hasn't been seem since World War Two.

Recent efforts to strengthen information, education, and communication in Africa will improve societal mobilization for behavior modification capacity, which can be called upon to address public health threats (12 ).

The paper aims to make two contributions to the Dialectic Issue LifeCycle (DILC) model, which captures the dynamics of socio-political mobilization around societal problems and industry responses.

Finally, others have argued that civil societal interests, pressures, and mobilization strategies are important for incentivizing governments to pursue institutional change [ 7, 38, 39].

Mass mobilization produced two effects: a level of societal engagement that made moderation and compromise in peacemaking difficult and conscripted armies that were becoming difficult to handle in the field.

To address societal perceptions and change attitudes towards them advocacy, social mobilization and communication for behaviour and social change interventions are necessary," she added.

Finally, lack of resilience or societal response capabilities is used to express the limitations in terms of "access to and mobilization of the resources of a community or a social-ecological system in responding to an identified hazard" (Birkmann et al. 2013, p. 200).