galvanise造句

They had been expected to galvanise the summit and steamroller opposition to an agreement, but in fact proved counterproductive.

Another aim of the plan was apparently to use the media to galvanise nationalist support against Armenia and Greece.

The pro-America former foreign minister could have used his popularity among the ordinary electorate to galvanise people’s interest in politics after so many weak prime ministers.

Should the UK leave the EU, the fact that someone managed to change the status quo could potentially galvanise the protest parties, which may step up their demands.

Firms should then "stretch" those skills to the maximum, setting themselves ambitious and industry-transforming goals, and using those goals to galvanise their workers.

But some observers are questioning whether the display of military power will simply galvanise the hardliners inside the isolated country, he says.

With much still to argue over, they hope that a clear scientific lead will both help to narrow the room for disagreement and also galvanise the desire to get a treaty agreed.

In this new reality, old-fashioned state-to-state diplomacy cannot get things done. It is too slow, too rigid and it fails to galvanise the resources to hand.