Sentence examples for that will mobilize from inspiring English sources

His campaign says he'll "propose a domestic cap-and-trade system that will mobilize market forces to develop and commercialize alternatives to carbon-based fuels" — a split from the Bush administration, which has largely ignored the topic.

The extreme uncertainty of the situation requires members to construct a project narrative that will mobilize (action) bias and overcome hesitation.

An energy master plan is being developed to tackle a joint energy strategy and priority investment plan that will mobilize public and private resources.

-Legalizing pot is a popular proposal, but not one that will mobilize voters.

This is an argument that will mobilize progressives and that the president can win if he wages it.

This pledge signals an overcoming of political inertia that will mobilize much needed human and financial resources.

For these reasons, the FDA is taking a hard stance on menthol combustible cigarettes and flavored cigars, a move that will surely mobilize big tobacco in yet another battle in their decades-long war against regulators.

The First Lady hailed the programme as an initiative that will help mobilize villages and significantly contribute to the success of the campaign.

Mrs. Yayi hailed the three-branch education caravan as an initiative that will help mobilize each and every one in numerous villages and will significantly contribute to the success of the campaign.

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One can only hope that they will mobilize a broad range of citizens, liberal and conservative, to demand legislative and judicial reforms ensuring that the innocent go free whether or not the constable has blundered.