0 to cover (iron or steel) with a thin layer of zinc to prevent it rusting. -- galvanisere
1 (with into) to cause or move (a person) to do something -- vekke til handling, oppildne
However, the effect of a focusing event on lobbying success depends on what perspective a group has on an issue and if the event galvanized support in their favour.
For him it is the individual in his or her passions that galvanizes everything.
Where the galvanized wall tie is welded to a heavy steel strap, the galvanized coating is removed to make the weld.
The conditions of railway rest houses and their personnel galvanized a dispute over domesticity as a marker of status in the workplace.
Importantly, it also framed hardship in very specific terms, which tells us a great deal about the issues that galvanized unrest.
Markets fail because they do not aggregate information accurately; corrective policies fail too because lobbying efforts serve to polarize rather than galvanize public debate.
But he was also an eager controversialist and the theolog ian's critique galvanized him into action.
Cages were constructed from galvanized wire-mesh and were 30 cm and 45 cm in circumference for incipient and young colonies, respectively.
