Examples of using Mobilize in English and their translations into Arabic
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Such influential frameworks and activities mobilize public opinion and people in favour of the ideals of UNESCO towards making effective peace.
We must mobilize all possible resources in order to attain the goals, particularly in the areas of health, water and education.
On that occasion, Member States should adopt new strategies and policies and mobilize the resources needed to translate their commitment into action.
We must mobilize the dynamic private sector, together with bilateral and multilateral official development assistance to secure sustainable growth and poverty reduction in developing countries.
These networks of sympathizers and activists mobilize political and financial support, serve as forums for recruitment, and provide advice to prospective recruits and fighters.
They promote gender equality and equity, document violations, push for legal and procedural reforms and mobilize community support.
Additionally, increased uptake of the One UN approach at the country level will provide opportunities to coherently and strategically mobilize business expertise, resources and capacities.
We must mobilize adequate international resources to supplement national efforts aimed at promoting the growth and development of our children.
They focus attention on specific issues, disseminate knowledge, set global agendas and mobilize people for change.
I remain committed to using every opportunity, in my meetings with government leaders and my outreach to civil society, to forge partnerships and mobilize action.
of human trafficking victims: the Mission will review the 2011 action plan and mobilize the State services as a whole.
that can collect and provide information, provide technical support and mobilize financial resources to help implement Forum recommendations and decisions.
We should not be satisfied with existing means; we should mobilize all the means needed to achieve those goals.
The onus remained on States to exercise political will and mobilize the resources to carry the process forward.
(j) Mobilize all efforts aimed at the collection of small arms and light weapons and promote mine action and the destruction of unexploded remnants of war as measures aimed at restoring security and stability among the national population;
Our mission is to nurture, sustain and mobilize the African-American faith community, in collaboration with civic, corporate and philanthropic leaders, to address the critical need for human and social justice within local, national and global communities.
Rather, it requires the Parties to:" mobilize substantial financial resources, including grants and concessional loans, in order to support the implementation of programmes to combat desertification and mitigate the effects of drought"(Article 20, paragraph 2(a)).
The meeting recommended that ECOWAS mobilize international support, including from the United Nations, for the preventive deployment of the military and police to ensure the protection of institutions of the State, Government officials and the electoral process.
United Nations organizations have started to scale up their capacities in this area, develop joint programmes, broaden the base of constituencies working together and mobilize multi-stakeholder coalitions with Member States, civil society, philanthropic foundations, academia and the private sector.
This initiative unites cities that have decided to take a public stand and mobilize all sectors of society, from individuals to Governments, to do all in their power to eliminate poverty at the local and international levels.
