Mobilise in a sentence

Some anonymous commentator rightly stated that when it is political rallies, leaders mobilise the youth, but when job opportunities come, they mobilise their family members and friends.

And on Thursday, unions representing students who have not even entered the workforce yet are seeking to mobilise young people to take to the streets to share concerns about retirement rights.

At Paris, developed countries had promised to mobilise $100 billion a year in terms of climate finance to the developing countries, from 2020, but it is yet to happen.

Commentators have said that despite his near total control over the country and its institutions, he was not able to mobilise them quick enough after years of erosion.

Dashe stated that the essence of the sensitisation was to mobilise the youths to take the campaign to the polling units and to ensure that the message of the candidate got to the grassroots.

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Hurry up and mobilise for the second launch, that's you right and you deserve it.

If the public drinking fountain movement shows what is possible when people mobilise around water, it also points to the limits of philanthropic organisations; limits that became more pronounced at end of the 19th century.

In response, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered the police and army to mobilise their reserves to bolster counter-terrorism efforts.

Internal insurgency backed by cross-border terrorism was matched by a massive global campaign to mobilise international support for Kashmir’s secession from India.

It will also continue to work through the Africa Investment Forum to mobilise the private sector in Africa and elsewhere in support of large-scale projects.

Looking forward, the CIF Southern Region is keen to mobilise the ambition and opportunity as part of its campaign to support the construction industry, as well as industry networking.

Mr. Raddewadagi, Kalaburagi Rural District president of the party, alleged that the government hiked electricity charges three times to mobilise resources for its Gruha Jyothi scheme.

Now, the usual fall campaigns will mobilise.

One is, therefore, left to wonder how the party is now unable to mobilise the $2.4 million needed to host this critical General Council meeting.

She charged the women to encourage people to get their permanent voter cards and mobilise votes for the party at the election.

So if you mobilise private sector workers, state employees workers, local government workers, and now there is an agreement on N35,000 across the board, I want to see NLC saying there will be no sleep in any state where this is not being implemented.

Stressing the important role women play in agriculture for both the community and the region, the Head of State indicated that government will also mobilise the women of the community who are under 35 in a cage farming project.

The Chinese government could "instruct candidates to set up public WeChat accounts and then mobilise users to give monetary support via 'viewer donations'," the report said.

The council hopes to have a preferred contractor in May which they would need a couple of months to mobilise.