Examples of using Mobilisation in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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government wanted to avoid clashes with the Kurds, but Popular Mobilisation leaders have repeatedly threatened to oust Kurdish forces from Kirkuk.
while it has forecast that its credit growth and capital mobilisation will be 18 per cent
particularly the needs for medium and long-term capital by developing other capital mobilisation channels such as the stock market.
In this huge mobilisation, in which religious have chosen as their programme"everyone for the poor","many with the poor","some like the poor",
Early mobilisation is therefore one of the key activities in intensive care," says Tabea Lanzske,
Mobilisation of the veil against Western systems of thought and values also occurred
Find solutions to increase mobilisation from the population for production and business, and closely monitor internal and external events to have timely response
Let's vent our spite with mobilisation of all retaliation means which have been prepared till now,” the Korea Asia-Pacific peace committee said in response.
Banks at the present time are under significant pressure of capital mobilisation, not only to grow but also to meet operational safety
The main reason for the mobilisation is that the alliance(the main protesters' umbrella group) is ignoring the application of sharia in its deal," said Al-Tayieb Mustafa, who heads a
However, the attendance of about 50,000 was lower than previous years as a result of wartime travel restriction and the mobilisation of large numbers of young men into the armed forces.
Let's vent our spite with mobilisation of all retaliation means which have been prepared till now,” Korea Asia-Pacific Peace Committee said.
trust for customers will be a great opportunity for the favourable capital mobilisation, reducing related costs,
Couturat was killed in a car accident, his car being in hit by the car carrying the orders for mobilisation of the French army the day World War I broke out.
efficiently suppressed: any kind of social media post that could conceivably lead to collective mobilisation- to people on the streets.
The declaration by the UN of“Level 3 Emergency” would“facilitate mobilisation of additional resources in goods, funds and assets to ensure a more effective response to the humanitarian needs of
the increasing miniaturisation and mobilisation of communications tools, computers,
Partly a product of sinking confidence in mainstream politics, mass mobilisation has had a huge impact on both official politics and wider society, and protest has become the form of political expression
Ensure significant mobilisation of resources from a variety of sources, including through enhanced development cooperation,
The Kuala Lumpur Declaration calls to further develop the role of UN-Habitat as a focal point in the United Nations system to support all countries and mobilisation of stakeholders in the implementation, follow up and review of the New Urban Agenda,