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Meanings of mobilisation in English

Portuguese
mobilização
Catalan
militarització
Spanish
movilización militar

Act of assembling and putting into readiness for war or other emergency: "mobilization of the troops"

mobilização
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Examples for "mobilization"
Examples for "mobilization"
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When mobilization day came, German protocol required that war be properly declared.
The guns of august
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To allow early mobilization, only a simple Charnley external fixator was used.
Pubmed
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Military analysts estimate such a mobilization could include more than 200 tanks.
Reuters
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Patients were discharged when adequate mobilization, canalization, and pain control were obtained.
Pubmed
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And a decree was issued for the mobilization of the Greek troops.
The Balkan Wars: 1912-1913 / Third Edition
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It is a vote against the militarisation of Europe, writes Edward Horgan.
The Irish Times
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Our degree of militarisation is modest, with defensive rather than aggressive capabilities.
The Irish Times
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The Treaty of Nice does two key things concerning militarisation of the EU.
The Irish Times
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Fear is easing the way for each new step towards militarisation.
The Guardian
5
All we see is the repression and militarisation of our streets.
The Guardian
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That strategy revived the debate over the militarization of U.S. law enforcement.
Reuters
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The 'militarization' of diplomacy exists and is accelerating. That's a fair claim.
Wired
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Rationales for militarization-loweringcrime, making police safer-arenot supported by the data.
News.com.au
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The militarization of intelligence accelerated as the nation's civilian intelligence service eroded.
Legacy of ashes: the history of the cia
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Did Iraq & Afghanistan Wars contribute to the militarization of US police departments?
News.com.au
Usage of mobilisation in English
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The left must combine principle and pragmatism, radical politics and social mobilisation.
The Guardian
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They involve many different types of actors and methods of mass mobilisation.
The Irish Times
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Momentum is a gathering across South Africa for mass mobilisation on Friday.
The South African
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The actual mobilisation of such a will, however, is less easily dismissed.
The Guardian
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Currently, potent triggers for the mobilisation of EPCs from bone-marrow are known.
Pubmed
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The first was the speed of mobilisation of so many disparate interests.
The Guardian
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I signed the order for mobilisation at the Admiralty, seven days ago.
The Double Traitor
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But later events justified the mobilisation and military training of these specialists.
The Riddle of the Rhine: Chemical Strategy in Peace and War
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In short, Casablanca is about the mobilisation of anti-fascism in the 1930s.
The Guardian
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The envelope contained instructions to be acted upon if mobilisation took place.
The Foundations of Japan / Notes Made During Journeys Of 6,000 M...
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The total available for mobilisation during the year '01 would therefore be:-
Britain at Bay
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They came out fully equipped, with mobilisation stores made up to completion.
The Sherwood Foresters in the Great War 1914 - 1919 / History of...
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Social mobilisation and health promotion are strong forces at work in the communities.
The South African
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Such failings, she said, justified a greater mobilisation by civil society.
The Guardian
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Social media was an essential tool of mass mobilisation for the protest movement.
BBC
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Project-centred discussion and activity was linked to debate and mobilisation around wider issues.
The Guardian
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Portuguese
mobilização
Mobilisation through the time
Mobilisation across language varieties
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