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His death means that, of the 65 million servicemen mobilised on all sides in the first world war, only four are known to be still alive.

Justified by the war, he has re-mobilised the north-east, demanding up to two child fighters from each family.

"I mobilised my supporters and I can restrain them, " he said.

Women had been mobilised during the war to work on farms and in factories while the men were away fighting.

In the run-up to the games, the government has mobilised unimaginable resources to make its capital a shining symbol of its success.

In the capital, government supporters are less coy. Government workers and money have been shamelessly mobilised to campaign for a yes vote.

In particular we have large stocks of two antiviral drugs, Tamiflu and Relenza, which can be mobilised immediately.

AFP mobilised the anger of people who found their conditions of life declining, and channelled it into a campaign to make them worse.

But the fact that the gold was mobilised for temporary financing without being sold was ultimately identified by analysts as positive.

Whether he yelled the orders or not, the National Guard mobilised.

"The courts are stacked with pro-AK judges and the entire system is mobilised against any form of dissent, " says Mr Aygun.

Codelco mobilised contractors and equipment from around the world to drill three separate rescue shafts.

In time of crisis the missile system could be quickly mobilised from bases to launch locations by railway.

After an attack on its national parliament in 2001, India mobilised hundreds of thousands of troops on the border with Pakistan.

Some Alawites have been mobilised to help the regime.

President Roosevelt has mobilised the army and ordered all the armed forces to take up their war stations, and imposed a censorship.

The army was mobilised and civil organisations activated, given orders to keep the workers away from the main station.

Russian bloggers have mobilised on LiveJournal to expose corruption at a pharmaceutical company.

But Germany had so mobilised its resources and nationalist sentiments that it terrified its neighbours.

The thousands of riot police then mobilised by the authorities took several hours to bring the situation under control.

The west won't be mobilised on climate change by utopian demands that we give up our standard of living, argues Will Hutton .

The Arab League will need to be mobilised to support a Palestinian decision to resume talks.

But forces are easily mobilised in an authoritarian state.

Clearly, the million-dollar prize has mobilised far more than a million dollars worth of research effort.

President Hu Jintao at once mobilised soldiers and other workers in an all-out rescue effort.

But unlike the Mexican authorities, the Chinese ones appear to have mobilised broad support for the games.

Pro and anti-war protestors have been mobilised by one mother's campaign.

And this time KMT government mobilised the population to cease economic dealings with Japan.

The second element is the financial backing from a banking system that has been mobilised to follow behind these businesses.

After the GEAC judgment, consumers, medical groups, farmers and state governments mobilised at once to campaign against Bt Brinjal.

He mobilised Thailand's rural poor and created a movement that has pitted them against an entrenched elite.

The water is already over the flood warning level. Local authorities have mobilised thousands of people to man the embankments.

Even the brand's many supporters, mobilised by the website Saabs United, had given up hope.

Mobilised by Randy Parraz, a Latino activist, volunteers stood on Mesa's sun-scorched streets and collected signatures.

Mobilised by Chairman Mao, millions of young people became Red Guards.

Figure 7. 8: Relationship between friction angles and cohesive strengths mobilised at failure of slopes in various materials.

In the second case, new resources are mobilised and more children get a good education.

The government has mobilised half a million troops to clear roads and to supply stranded travellers.

More than 800 firefighters and police and 26 fire engines were mobilised.

And the students were mobilised to punish those who selling, buying or using Japannese goods.

Mass mail-outs and computerised lists were mobilised, for the first time, to do the Lord's work.

SOME 6m people in China have been mobilised to conduct a ten-day survey of the world's largest population.

Ms Haddix has just one medical test to pass before she is mobilised .

Last year's water and sanitation competition received 264 entries from 54 countries and mobilised investment in local innovation.

National policy is welcome, but rarely influences the individual, " he said. " Communities must be mobilised;

we would mobilise all the resources and efforts that could be mobilised to enhance Hong Kong's prosperity and stability