Sentence examples for to help mobilize from inspiring English sources

"I was involved with a group called the Religious Roundtable, which was working with the Moral Majority to help mobilize Christians to elect Ronald Reagan.

Democrats are spending heavily on "get out the vote" efforts, along with advertising and relying on the help of their union allies to help mobilize voters.

"We need a handful of Republicans," he said, calling on immigrant groups to help mobilize support among them for the overhaul.

The rights campaign's spokesman, David Smith, said the employee, whose name he declined to disclose, was a junior staff member hired last month to help mobilize the organization's members in Michigan.

But at the very least, the group plans to hire political organizers to help mobilize pro-gun-control voters in 10 to 15 tight Congressional races, said Mark Pertschuk, the group's legislative director.

The move comes just weeks after human rights activists in Egypt used Facebook and other social media tools to help mobilize tens of thousands of people for antigovernment protests.

In addition, a liberal trade regime, competitive exchange rates and economic diversification were pursued to also help mobilize the financial resources that are needed to fund development (Zafar, 2011).

An administrative limb should coordinate and help mobilize resources to allow the RRS to start and grow.

The C.I.A.'s special operatives have been working closely with American Special Operations Forces in south Afghanistan to stalk terrorist leaders and help mobilize opposition Pashtun tribes.

Other countries can help mobilize finance to assist developing countries (see Art 9.1-9.3 9.1-9.3

They support UNICEF by drawing public attention to child-related problems and help mobilize resources for programme implementation.