Mobilisation in a sentence

While fund mobilisation through equity issues was down 32% as compared to the previous year, there was a growth of 27% in fund mobilisation via debt.

On deposit mobilisation, Sitharaman noted that while the credit growth has picked up, mobilisation of deposits could further be improved to fund the credit growth sustainably.

He also identified the key stakeholders in revenue mobilisation as assembly and unit committee members, traditional authorities and religious leaders, civil society and community-based organisations, finance and revenue mobilisation teams and taskforces.

A citizenry that knows its rights and appreciates its power to affect change through mobilisation and organisation stands a better chance of holding those in power accountable.

A combination of surveillance, water, sanitation and hygiene, social mobilisation, treatment, and oral cholera vaccines are used.

And a day later, the Russian despot ordered the partial mobilisation of Russia's military reservists, meaning 300,000 new soldiers would soon join the fight.

A spokesperson for the Buckinghamshire and Milton Keynes Fire Authority said: "The authority is concerned with excessive traffic queuing for the restaurant obstructing the mobilisation of emergency vehicles from the fire station.

A year ago today (21 September), the Russian authorities announced the start of “partial mobilisation” – calling up reserve soldiers to fight in the war against Ukraine.

Boroumand said the "coordinated" repression "aims at preventing the dissemination of news, videos and images of victims, commemorations, and other gatherings and avoid a renewed public mobilisation inside and outside Iran".

But in a sign the Kremlin may now be considering one, a little known group claiming to represent widows of Russian soldiers released a call on Tuesday for Putin to order a large-scale mobilisation of millions of men.

Chiedu commended the support from all strategic partners; especially with regards to the mobilisation of key associations, women business networks and Small Medium Enterprises (SMEs) across both West and East Africa to be part of the engagements.

Congress calculates the mammoth mobilisation would eclipse the ‘unsavoury’ Anil Antony episode.

Feijoo said Sunday's mobilisation was for an issue which goes "far beyond party" as some 80,000 people turned out in the capital, according to the city prefecture, amid a sea of red and yellow Spanish flags around Puerta del Sol square.

For easy mobilisation and to carry all party members along, Ganduje’s NWC has also revealed plans to ensure that APC has functional offices in all the 8,813 wards across the country.

He said: “So far, they (workers) are complying substantially with the directives, but we are hoping by tomorrow (Wednesday) with the level of mobilisation and sensitisation of our members, there should be more improvement.

In addition, the CDB official said strong strategic partnerships will be a central feature of the framework to facilitate scaled-up resource mobilisation and increased coordination among local, regional, and global actors supporting the sector.

In his manifesto, Folarin stated that state-owned tertiary institutions would be requisitioned as global centres of academic excellence through massive infrastructural development, third-party resource mobilisation and international collaborations.

Mr Li, who leads the IMF discussion team, said efforts to enhance domestic revenue mobilisation and improve spending efficiency are important to create fiscal space, finance priority investment and social spending, and safeguard debt sustainability.

Obvious though this deficiency was to everybody, the Kremlin pretended to the Russian public that it was fighting a limited war and there was no need for a mass mobilisation, something Ukraine had carried out at the start of hostilities.

Parties now have a humungous and humorous budget for mobilisation.