Sentence examples for will to mobilize from inspiring English sources

"It is America that has the capacity and the will to mobilize the world against terrorists.

Ms. Norcross, the KBR spokeswoman, said that no subcontractor would have been "willing to mobilize equipment and personnel to an unstable war zone" if the contract had been written more stringently.

The festival will include high-profile personalities who will help to mobilize countrywide concern about the threat of HIV/AIDS in Angola.

To be a center-left leader, Obama will have to mobilize independent institutions as well.

If Mr. Obama hopes to keep his promise, he will need to mobilize public support for specific legislative proposals.

In another new effort, the A.F.L.-C.I.O. will seek to mobilize up to one million Americans who do not belong to unions.

Opponents, mainly Republicans, say they will seek to mobilize popular outrage against any effort to legalize unauthorized immigrant workers while so many Americans are out of jobs.

Now it will need to mobilize savings for development just when savings are diminishing in the East as they begin to recover in the West.

The candidates should begin now to seek the voter mandate the next president will need to mobilize the nation for climate action at home and international leadership abroad.

The actuary's report suggests they will need to mobilize their lobbyists again if they want to preserve the gains they won last year.

Mrs. Roukema said the challenge will be to mobilize the party's moderate base in the same way that conservatives seem to be galvanized.