Sentence examples for start of mobilisation from inspiring English sources

At the start of mobilisation, the unit had high morale and very good cohesion.

An early start of mobilisation in acute stroke units can improve outcomes [ 10, 11].

Unfortunately, we did not extract data from the medical file on elapsed time between completion of surgery and start of mobilisation (key element 3), nor did we have sufficient data on compliance with key element 4, that is, enhancement of self-efficacy.

Despite that images of skeletal faces and bodies of little babies, women and men grabs world's attention and compels many to donate, those images didn't compel politicians to start any sort of mobilisation for resuming peace talks between warring parties or any initiative from world's leaders (the US, UK, Germany, etc) to create new negotiating tables between the warring parties.

Already in the middle of last month Poland was in effect in a state of mobilisation.

Current studies tend to start from the point of mobilisation against a proposal, but it remains unclear whether cases of negligible protest [ 6, 56] are simply intrinsically less contentious, or whether a well-conducted process of public engagement can square the circle of NOOMBY opposition to apparently essential reconfiguration.

"POSSIBLE EXPLOSION WORLD TRADE CENTER BUILDING," it tells its officers as it announces the start of its highest-level mobilisation to downtown Manhattan.

Our baseline RSA examinations were obtained, as recommended in Guidelines for standardisation of radiostereometry, before the patients had started the more active part of mobilisation [17].

The first was the speed of mobilisation of so many disparate interests.

Days earlier, they had first made remarks about Poland's mobilisation contributing to the start of the Second World War.

There has been a lot of mobilisation going on, especially among women".