Meanings of mobilise support in English

Third, we can help through our diplomacy to mobilise support in the region.

Addis Ababa says the reports are being peddled by hardliners to mobilise support for the insurgency.

More likely is that the NUS could mobilise support against selected MPs ahead of the next election.

This is particularly problematic in contexts where political candidates draw on ethnic or religious differences to mobilise support.

They strengthen connections and mobilise support.

Trump, from the beginning, throughout his campaign and since the election, has used hatred and bigotry to mobilise support.

The businesswoman has been using her influence in high society to forge a coalition of allies to mobilise support.

It has magnified beyond the wildest dreams of an earlier generation the capacity to amuse, inspire and to mobilise support.

Major campaigns to mobilise support in the Republic for the Northern Ireland Agreement will be opened by political parties next week.

Our system of compulsory voting means major parties at least were less likely to use divisive tactics to mobilise support, she said.

It is also because a presidential election campaign itself is an opportunity to mobilise support for a different Ireland, a more just Ireland.

The Ethiopian government has repeatedly denied that, saying these reports have come from the Somali hardliners and are designed to mobilise support for the insurgency.

It is holding a series of events across the country to try and mobilise support, setting up stalls in 500 locations on a single day.

Spokesperson in Port Vila, Hanna Butler, said the Red Cross had managed to mobilise support from around the world, and the response is going well.

They actively mobilised support for their spouses.

I mobilised support via social media reaching out to anyone who could assist, practically and professionally, she said.