Sentence examples for to mobilizing from inspiring English sources

Octro was founded in 2006, and initially focused on productivity apps, building a mobile VoIP app called OctroTalk, before shifting focus to mobilizing locally popular games.

Lessees were unaccustomed to mobilizing large amounts of capital.

For now, the administration is devoting much of its energy to mobilizing an international front to further isolate Iran.

Party officials, including the national chairman, Terry McAuliffe, said the focus had shifted to mobilizing voters and winning control of both the Assembly and the State Senate.

In addition to mobilizing Sanders's base of young voters, his campaign did a good job of appealing to working-class and lower-middle-class white voters.

From more aggressively courting young people earlier to mobilizing the full power of women, there are things that could have been done differently.

The A.F.L.-C.I.O. said today that it would spend more money than ever before to help elect worker-friendly candidates to the White House and Congress and would devote more resources than in past elections to mobilizing volunteers.

During the slaughter, every organ of the state had been dedicated to mobilizing the entire Hutu majority, of more than six million, to eliminated the entire Tutsi minority, of at least a million.

President Obama and other G-8 leaders have committed to mobilizing $100 billion a year by 2020 to help developing countries reduce emissions and adapt to the effects of climate change.

Students are committed to mobilizing the vast majority of people in the province who continue to support publicly funded education.

New approaches to mobilizing resources can be developed: Why not encourage more billionaires in developing country to mobilize global research on the scale of the Gates Foundation?