mobilise造句

But India does not mobilise its saving well.

Why would they mobilise against their own welfare?

The church can still mobilise, but it cannot impose its will.

More interconnections provide more ways to mobilise resources and explore alternatives when things go wrong.

"There is evidence that the dust can mobilise meningitis in the bloodstream," said Barrie.

The purpose of this is to reduce pressure in the containment and to essentially mobilise some of the fission products.

"[This announcement] shows how these five year plan targets can really mobilise behaviour... people's career prospects are riding on meeting them," added Wang.

That is especially true of the first-time voters, enthusiastic young people and fired-up blacks Mr Obama was able to mobilise in 2008.

We hold that the IMF should mobilise resources through the quota-based system as well as voluntary contributions, striking a balance between the rights and obligations of the contributing countries.

Doing so allows both you and the UN personnel to determine what kind of response will be of greatest help, should disaster strike, and how quickly you can mobilise to provide it.