Sentence examples for they mobilised from inspiring English sources
They mobilised in Baghdad to steel liberal and secular members of the drafting committee for a showdown against religious conservatives.
They mobilised and energised large groups of people, transformed the political conversation and laid out alternative visions for how the world might be understood.
As well as fighting for better wages and conditions, they mobilised for democratic rights, such as freedom of speech and the right to strike.
He said some forces had made changes to the way they mobilised mutual aid officers since the riots, and HMIC was reviewing how the system works.
Most of the survivors we spoke to had nothing but amazing things to say about the Thai response to the tsunami, in that they mobilised themselves very quickly.
Young people had been patronised as the apathetic "X Factor generation": when they mobilised on the streets, they were met with batons and kettles.
They mobilise eyewitness testimony to promote empathy, and through empathy, better policy.
But at least they mobilise it at the right moments.Indeed, the inefficiency of Chinese investment may be one reason why it will not create great instability.
They are at the cutting edge of innovation, they mobilise many billions of dollars in investment, and enjoy top-table access in halls of government.
She said the researchers would find out how different students engage with their studies, if class determines whether they became involved in clubs and societies and how they "mobilise opportunities".
"When you have major sporting events they mobilise the society who are happy and excited about having them," Roque said, recalling the wave of excitement that accompanied the decision to hand Rio the Olympics two years after Brazil hosted the football World Cup.
