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After just one month of city living, the call to mobilize came.

I really wanted to mobilize young people to take action.

Some have been mobilized for most of the past two years.

But even as the left mobilized, so did the right.

At many schools students were ready to mobilize because they have had so much practice.

He said the community should mobilize every year as it did today.

It had not been easy to mobilize them for war.

"This is going to help us mobilize people to take action for the next four years."

Second, we must mobilize the same day as the French.

Not all the forces have yet been mobilized on either side.

But the human rights movement was in no position to mobilize it.

"The whole country mobilized for 14,000 people from another world."

What army had ever been mobilized to be called back?

Many members after being mobilized to the front in 1941 had died.

"We want to come up with a course of action to mobilize public pressure."

Only the war put an end to this play because the young people all were mobilized.

But if more resources are needed, they should be mobilized now.

Well, four years later the Democrats are nothing if not mobilized.

"The Government should do something to mobilize this money," he said.

The people are there - we just need to be mobilized.

Today, the state media said that 10,000 people had been mobilized.

He was mobilized to the war as a military health officer.

And the main Union defense force was beginning to mobilize.

"Would you like me to mobilize our people to search for him?"

She started her address by saying that we had to mobilize international political will.

It must be possible to mobilise 1 000 police within 30 days.

It may also be possible to mobilise new private money.

If there is, then the government has the power to mobilise them.

It is involved in mobilising students for the district development.

How far were such new ways of mobilising capital required?

In the face of these developments, the international community is mobilising.

I hope that this will help to mobilise everyone on 7 June.

We have to mobilise forces and financial resources because this is about human lives.

Friends of the Earth is mobilising public opinion around the world.

Mobilising resources, even with a clear account of their use, is often difficult.

During the civil war, he helped to mobilise men for the Federal forces.

We are quite aware that, in these areas, nothing will be done without mobilising society itself.

If no more resources can be mobilised, we have to accept that.

We must therefore mobilise the political will for this in Europe.

We need to mobilise resources to meet the environmental challenge.

Around 16,000 police were mobilised to deal with the protests.

Over 60 million European soldiers were mobilised from 1914 to 1918.

We also need to look at how to mobilise investments in Europe.

It is already taking positive steps, such as trying to mobilise all possible resources.

Who would take the decision to mobilise European armed forces?

The leaders will work very hard to mobilise support for the people to recover.

A search and rescue team 3,600 members strong was mobilised.

The funds for this are there but it is taking far too long to mobilise the political will.

This is the first proposal to mobilise the fund in 2010.

These countries have worked for better governance and mobilised their own financial resources.