The Stalinist theory of Socialism in one country further legitimized state-directed activity in an effort to rapidly mobilize the Soviet Union's resources to industrialize its internal economy.

Tolby infiltrates the mountain valley, sneaking past the rapidly mobilizing army of the state.

The white paper produced by his staff argues that a consolidated agency would produce more unity and could mobilize rapidly.

In 1941, in response to the emerging Axis threat, the United States began to rapidly mobilize and expand its armed forces.

It rapidly mobilized its civilian economy for the war effort.

This squadron rapidly mobilizes, deploys, and executes CSAR operations worldwide in support of national security interests.

Innate sensing mechanisms can rapidly mobilize B-1 B cells regardless of specificity, highlighting the innate-like activity of this separate B cell compartment.

The 819th Squadron's mission is to "rapidly mobilize people, equipment, and heavy construction vehicles to anywhere in the world where air power must be employed."

A member directory will enable Citizen Corps coordinators to rapidly mobilize volunteers with relevant qualifications during an emergency.

It rapidly mobilized its civilian economy for the war effort, the economy was handicapped by the British blockade the cut off food supplies.