Sentence examples for whom mobilized from inspiring English sources

In 2012 China had several not-in-my-backyard protests involving thousands of people, many of whom mobilized online.

When and whom to mobilize are tricky, officials said.

In 1955, two teenage girls -- Claudette Colvin and Mary Louise Smith -- were arrested in separate incidents for refusing to give up their seats, but NAACP leader E. D. Nixon decided that neither of them was the right person around whom to mobilize the community.

They were activists from Nashi, the pro-Kremlin youth group, whom Shlegel had mobilized — along with the group's "Gazelle" vans.

It merely means that if, for example, you want to understand Obama's remarkable rise, you will want to know less about his passion to get beyond partisanship and more about whom his campaign mobilized to come to all those state caucuses and to make all those Internet donations, and what those groups' political aspirations are.

Senator Kennedy's office possessed the world's largest rolodex of progressive luminaries, celebrities, scientists, experts, former Generals, and scholars of every stripe; all of whom could be mobilized for duty in a heartbeat.

While for some it may have been, that narrative disregards the complex sociopolitical forces at play and the political diversity of the Iranian people, many of whom had actually been mobilized by the promise of freedom from monarchical corruption and imperialism, even as the country enjoyed relative prosperity under deposed Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi.

He belonged to the small group known as "Cobham's cubs" and the "boy patriots," the connection of family friends and place hunters whom Cobham was mobilizing to oppose the ministry of Sir Robert Walpole (later the 1st earl of Orford).

Members of the Old Left, many of whom had been disaffected, were mobilized.

The directive jeopardizes the futures of thousands of trans service members, dozens of whom advocacy groups have already mobilized for possible lawsuits.

Populations are "disliking the status quo" and "are susceptible to being mobilized against those whom they perceive as self-interestedly preserving it".