Examples of using Mobilisations in English and their translations into German
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The mobilisations and eventual victory of the referendum in February was a step forward
When the mobilisations against the impending war began,
the rising of social conflicts are ineluctable. In a first phase these mobilisations could also assume open reactionary forms.
Workers in companies like Nissan, SEAT and others in the industrial belt of Barcelona have organised massive and bitter mobilisations.
This identity-based celebration blanketed the optimistic urban mobilisations that civil society groups had set in motion long before the Games.
After the spectacular occupations and massive mobilisations, by the end of 2012 the corporate media announced that the movements were dead.
produce mass mobilisations in the future.
What first lessons can we learn from this movement and the mobilisations that will certainly go on
The mobilisations in Europe must be strengthened
religious and arts mobilisations imagined an open
The first unifying initiative towards a European-wide convergence is the general strikes and mobilisations against austerity in many countries in Europe on 14 November 2012.
The mobilisations are growing.
Seattle, the mobilisations against WTO, etc.
The motivation behind the mobilisations.
There have already been mobilisations of tens of thousands on Saturday and Sunday in the Basque country.
osteopathic and chiropractic technics, mobilisations, tapping, jolting, et al.
offer gentle mobilisations which utilise the body's own neurophysiological principles.
Had it not been for the mobilisations of the working class,
In Spain, mobilisations are still too sectarian
In this perspective, they proposed to call for mobilisations all around Europe on March 18th,