Sentence examples for time mobilizing from inspiring English sources

With a hip black President ensconced in the White House, the competent but bland Bill Thompson had a hard time mobilizing his fellow African-Americans and sympathetic liberals.

Unless the U.N. finds a way to reclaim a leadership role on Iraq, it could have an increasingly hard time mobilizing the political and financial resources it needs.

In a famous rejoinder, a South Korean official reportedly said, "Yes, we had a hard time mobilizing all those big buildings, too".

But the same people who block campaign finance reform are in charge of the process, and the citizenry affected will have a hard time mobilizing with sufficient unanimity to demand accountability.

Alec MacGillis reports on the lavish rewards for college students participating in It's Up To Us, yet another tentacle of the deficit-scold octopus, this time mobilizing the young.

But he faces more than just the familiar incumbents' paradox that when things are good, parties in power have a hard time mobilizing voters.

The feminists of the time mobilized around several core issues: the right to divorce, which was achieved in 1971; the right to abortion, which was legalized in 1978; and the end of "honor killing".

[Denial] functions as a buffer... allows the patient to collect himself and, with time, mobilize other, less radical defenses".

#The peasants were well organized and for the only time mobilized veritable armies against their rulers, which hadn't happened before.

However, TRCCs have at times mobilized significant opposition to the development of such standards, as demonstrated during the development of the WHO's Global Strategy on Diet, Physical Activity and Health [ 102].

By mid-week, two parallel strategies emerged: a national strike that would shut down the country's colleges and universities -- both as a protest and to give students the freedom to devote all their time to mobilizing against the war -- and a massive rally in Washington, DC, on Saturday, May 9th.