By contrast, it is the strength of the second superpower that it could mobilize hundreds of small groups of activists to shut down city centers across the United States on that same first day of the war.
(August) The Japanese military mobilizes for the first time since WW2, in an attempt to invade and steal the Indonesian Gold; only to be derailed by Keenan who publicly exposed the planned attack.
I understand your question rightly that there are people in West Germany who wish that we mobilize the building worker of the capital of the German Democratic Republic to build up a wall.
The campaign mobilizes people all over the world to demand that governments, corporations and others who have power listen to the voices of those living in poverty and recognize and protect their rights.
The European Commission is mobilizing a humanitarian aid package of €22.8 million to help address emergency food needs and support vulnerable people in Eswatini, Lesotho, Madagascar, Zambia and Zimbabwe.
人間たちが知らない霊界の霊人たちを動員して、証させることができる基準が自分にあるかが問題です。
The question is whether we have set the standard to mobilize the people in the spirit world, who are unknown to earthly people, to testify to us.
For weeks, dozens of astronomers from labs around the world mobilised, measuring everything they could about the asteroid in preparation for an impact.
Too, push to launch it, should first have to turn one to the front, to the downhill section of the first slide in order to mobilize them, and then turned around and continued up.
For now, we are petitioning the United Nations and President Obama to mobilize the global scientific and engineering community to take charge at Fukushima and the job of moving these fuel rods to safety.
Ever since the end of the Korean War(1950-53), the US has mobilized tens of thousands of troops, warships and warplanes every year in what it calls“defense drills”.
監督映画は、黄山の風景で、論評の美しい音の人々がピークに登るの熱意を動員して、美しい映像の上映。
Coach films screened at the Huangshan Mountain scenery, of beautiful images, beautiful sounds of the commentary to mobilize the enthusiasm of people climbing to a peak.
As a providential nation, Korea was meant to become the ideal homeland of the True Parents when they appeared. Therefore, God mobilized the nations representing the democratic and Christian world and had them fight to liberate this nation.
The initiative supplements the recent campaign announced by GE Healthcare to mobilise thousands of GE employees to form'Human Ribbons' and visually demonstrate the global fight against the disease during October, the Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
It will facilitate an intensive global engagement in support of implementation of all the Goals and targets, bringing together Governments, the private sector, civil society, the United Nations system and other actors and mobilizing all available resources.
The Chinese government takes high political risk and stern determination to contain the virus by putting hundreds of millions of citizens under self-quarantine during the holiday season and mobilizing enormous economic and human resources in a short time to fight the disease.
This force, under the leadership of the CPC Calophyllum recorder, well done to defend the leading organs of the CPC Calophyllum recorders, advocacy to mobilize the masses, and other tasks, and the main force fighting with the army.
They were waiting, in the words of PNAC's Rebuilding America's Defences, for a'catastrophic and catalysing event-like a new Pearl Harbor' that would mobilise the public and allow them to put their theories and plans into practice.
What this means is that the time has now come when God and the spirit world, our countless ancestors and good people, are mobilized to help this earth; and the age when the realm of liberation can be realized, and everything can be transformed, has arrived.
In early November, Prince bin Salman took over the army and the information agency first, and practiced“the Second Rebellion of the Prince,” in which he mobilized the elite forces to arrest his older cousin princes, his potential political enemies, on charges of corruption.
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