Exemplos de uso de Able to mobilize em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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They were able to mobilize young women.
Of all the leaders we have in this country,the Nazarene is the only one who is able to mobilize people.
Is religion able to mobilize and to create.
Several unions(Ver. di, but also categorical unions- doctors, nurses)are able to mobilize and create a balance of power.
A power able to mobilize the population of Haiti in a permanent way.
I am Lind I. Tailor the sole person able to mobilize the world's police.
We are able to mobilize within three weeks after we receive a purchase order.
Only the avant-garde of the world proletariat is able to mobilize the revolutionary masses.
Once again, the group was able to mobilize the rural workers from the Andes by promising them a better life.
We have an excellent location, with a Metro station at the door,which makes you able to mobilize quickly to all parts of the city.
We were able to mobilize Ghanaians in the Diaspora to instigate change in Ghana and bring about democracy in Ghana.
So it should come as no surprise that Rotary members in Chennai, Tamil Nadu,were able to mobilize more than 40,000 people to create the world's largest human national flag.
They are able to mobilize vast numbers of people from every continent, without having at their disposal any of the traditional news media, such as television, radio or newspapers.
He noted that many of the Summit mandates can only be fulfilled if we are able to mobilize the energies of governments, international agencies, and civil society and channel them into constructive actions.
A negative event or condition which makes large numbers of people want fundamental political change, and(2)a communications network that is able to mobilize large numbers of people to take particular action.
And why have we not been able to mobilize against the Macron and Rebsamen laws?
In justification of the creation of the program, SBT said it would be more than a program, because there would be, in fact,a great national debate able to mobilize Brazilians in order to answer a single question.
So if your group ororganization is able to mobilize resources, maybe you can support us in funding the GPS.
These are the basic assumptions of a novel paradigm, according to which organizational listening should be integrated with aproject of communication and a new model of managerial leadership able to mobilize workers instead of being strong and charismatic.
Although perfectly organic, for there is always a histological damage, its features, such as variable gradation, unpredictable evolution, appearing anddisappearing in successive outbreaks, able to mobilize, worsen or disappear, do not correspond to purely organic injury.
Some denominations are relatively able to mobilize its members around specific demands or to broader political projects.
It is noteworthy that professionals need to identify andrecognize the situations that present suffering in their work environment to be able to mobilize their defense strategies, leading them to control their relationship with work.
So although the Fund s leverage will be able to mobilize substantial financial resources for cinema and television production, it will not finance it directly.
Contemporary nursing practice requires several competencies from the professional that could be understood as"the ability that nurse must have to be,based on his/her knowledge, able to mobilize the team correctly and make adequate decisions in each situation that appears.
Few countries have been able to mobilize resources, in a horizon of more than 20-30 years, without reductions that compromise the integrity and quality of the projects in this sector.
In other words,educommunication faces the challenge of presenting itself as a paradigm, able to mobilize formal education for conceptual changes, aside from teaching or teaching practices.
These data reflect that we are able to mobilize the Brazilian scientific community and so we are achieving one of the goals of the JBCS, which is the dissemination of the research in the Chemistry developed in Brazil.
Other meanings can also be interpreted from the logic of reflective thinking,which is able to mobilize a set of theoretical and methodological knowledge from the field of dispositions to articulate knowledge and willingness to understand.
Similarly, HTSI must be able to mobilize institutions and companies in its sphere of influence to obtain the resources needed for growth and development, especially for study support programs and research projects.