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Another crucially important aspect of the conference was that it would not have been possible without youth mobilisation and hard work.

In other words, it was a demand for a financiers' mobilisation against the bailout of their victims: people losing their homes.

Social mobilisation often remains a distant dream unless poorer groups are (at least partly) relieved from economic insecurity.

"We believe the crisis is bigger than one group and requires the total mobilisation of this whole nation, " he says.

Flexible nailing of diaphyseal fractures of the femur is a reliable method with a small learning curve and allows early mobilisation.

Even the Mittelstand has joined the general green mobilisation, in part because its German customers demand it.

The locking plate appears to have the advantage of reliable fixation in osteoporotic bone which facilitates early mobilisation.

The 2000 census is said to have been the largest peacetime mobilisation in American history.

The PIO Council awarded companies that achieved best results in production development and professional mobilisation of local communities.

"Cool" local organisation and mobilisation are surely the established way of turning dissent into effective action.

Mass politics and mass mobilisation warfare fatally compromised the image of war behind the Queen's Rules, even among sovereign states.

The 2000 census is said to have been the largest peacetime mobilisation in American history. The 2010 census will be larger.

The mobilisation of capital will be fitful as the financial system copes with past mistakes and impending regulation.

Early postoperative mobilisation and early partial weight-bearing were encouraged when possible.

A general strike against tough austerity measures is under way in Greece, with trade unions calling for mass mobilisation of protesters.

Non-operative management entailed active early mobilisation without bed rest or traction.

Most of organizers of women movement who were responsible of mobilisation came from educated female youth.

Summarise Work and services required from mobilisation to demobilisation.

The apparent advantage may narrow because the Republicans typically start their mobilisation efforts closer to election day, McDonald said.

Gone too is the sustained mobilisation without which the old order can't be dislodged.

A major source of the extraordinary growth in China can be attributed to an influx of capital and the mobilisation of labour.

They have not, however, discussed China's pioneering use of such techniques to impede the mobilisation of crowds.

Well, first of all, I'm really delighted that it happened because you'll never get democracy unless you have popular mobilisation.

But what does such mobilisation mean for America's politics?

A massive mobilisation of talent will be needed.

Somehow we must build a movement that sticks around but remains exciting: a 30-year mobilisation that can survive the 30-second culture.

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