Sentence examples for would be mobilized from inspiring English sources

In Israel, the army radio said thousands of reservists would be mobilized.

Phalanxes of congressmen would be mobilized to bludgeon the experts and kill unfriendly legislation.

Brune said Sierra Club members would be mobilized in states across the country to contact their senators.

Many officials agreed that the increasing likelihood that a part-time reservist would be mobilized has contributed to recruiting problems, but they disagreed on the extent.

"If a terrorist had been responsible for killing those 5,000 people last year, don't you think we would be mobilized?" Ms. Schakowsky asked.

Officials said volunteers would be mobilized to contribute 60 million work days in constructing the first, 800-mile phase of the project, with a target date of 2003.

"If it were a different situation, we would be mobilizing some helicopters now," said Tony Banbury, regional director of the United Nations World Food Program.

But he noted that even as some reservists were sent home, others would probably be mobilized to take their places, as required.

A few hours later, driving toward the unit's headquarters in Queens, he told a fellow volunteer that he believed Saddam Hussein was behind the attacks, and that the unit would soon be mobilized and sent to Iraq.

Other trace elements, such as Cr, Fe, Ag, and Tl, would not be mobilized unless the redox conditions of the dredged sediments have been changed at the replacement site.

However, it would never be mobilized for World War I, and thus never received participation credit for the action.