Sentences with phrase «to galvanize the forces»
"To galvanize the forces" means to inspire or motivate a group of people to come together and take action towards a common goal. Full definition
Holly's passion for art and innovation is galvanizing the forces behind the brand and its success.
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«There is enough concern about competition in the drug industry to have galvanized forces at the state and federal level to create specific pictures of abuse,» said Diana Moss, president of the American Antitrust Institute after hearing of the investigative demands.
The Cooper Square Park sculptures, entitled House of the Suicide and House of the Mother of the Suicide, the Jan Palach Memorial, honors the Czech dissident as a «galvanizing force against the communist government in power at the time (1968).»
In the absence of any other galvanizing force, what else was there to do but hang on?
Meanwhile, the state - by - state battle over voter ID laws has also been a galvanizing force for party activists and leaders.
And that was a galvanizing force behind the robust turnout in heavily Asian enclaves like Flushing, according to community leaders.
As a 501c3 not - for - profit corporation, The Plantrician Project serves as a galvanizing force designed to reach physicians and healthcare professionals around the world with multi-faceted initiatives that educate, equip and empower them and their patients, paving the way for a shift to a plant - based dietary lifestyle.
Today, Bershan is a galvanizing force in the dating world, coaching single women to find their inner warrior and attract the right relationship by living honestly, consciously, and courageously.
In the hands of writers Kenya Barris and Tracy Oliver, and director Malcom D. Lee, the strategy is to get political, with the issue of shootings and gang violence in Chicago as the galvanizing force around which the barbershop rallies.
«It is incredible to think that this movement started with parents and community members, who wanted more innovation and choice for their kids, and created a galvanizing force that has in the past two decades unleashed incredible dynamism.
He's been a galvanizing force in hospitality for over 20 years, driving change in the industry and pushing trends long before the «me - too's» followed.
Activism has a galvanizing force for the moment, but its poetic value is somewhat difficult to see, if not limited.
The project asserts Papanek's legacy as a galvanizing force in contemporary visual art and social practice.
Listening to Navarro Llanos describe Bolivia's perspective, I began to understand how climate change — if treated as a true planetary emergency akin to those rising flood waters — could become a galvanizing force for humanity, leaving us all not just safer from extreme weather, but with societies that are safer and fairer in all kinds of other ways as well.