Sentence examples for which mobilised from inspiring English sources

Anything that smacks of libéralisme will meet resistance by unions and the hard left, which mobilised forcefully for a no.

Organisers hope the If campaign will emulate the success of Make Poverty History, which mobilised millions of people around the world.

Within weeks Obama had been outmanoeuvred by the National Rifle Association, the pro-firearms lobby, which mobilised its supporters on Capitol Hill to kill his gun reform aspirations stone dead.

Yet many also credited the FPM, which mobilised aid for thousands of Shias displaced by the war, with healing a historic rift between the traditionally dominant but dwindling Christians and the long-disenfranchised but now formidable Shias.

"We agree with what happened at Rabaa and at Nahda," said Mohamed Khamis, a spokesman for the Tamarod (Rebellion) campaign, which mobilised public opinion against the democratically-elected but deeply unpopular Morsi.

"Whatever it was, something happened which mobilised this massive amount of very old thick ice, and then basically caught us and then built up progressively over the next 40 hours".

Bill McKibben, the founder of 350.org, which had mobilised activists against the project, said Obama was the first world leader to reject an infrastructure project because of climate change.

In August 1914, on the outbreak of the First World War, Blackader was in India, commanding the 2nd Battalion of the Leicesters, which was mobilised for service as part of the Garhwal Brigade of the 7th (Meerut) Division.

The second was a voluntarist conception of social transformation in which a highly mobilised population could fundamentally change society through sheer determination and force of will.

Rather, it is the mutual attraction of freelance jihadists, outraged by the Iraq war and increasingly mobilised online, which should worry us most.Like others, Mr Sageman believes the Iraq war, which appeared to legitimise the idea of a rapacious West in conflict with Islam, was a spectacular own-goal for America.

Estimates of significant wave height and period, together with tidal current speed over a semi-lunar cycle, were used to predict the area on the Australian continental shelf over which unconsolidated sediment was mobilised (threshold exceedance).