Sentence examples for a longstanding call from inspiring English sources
He insisted that Mr. Bloomberg's suggestion had an informal "teasing" feel, even as he acknowledged a longstanding call to public service in New York.
He renewed a longstanding call for Defense Secretary Defense Donald H. Rumsfeld's resignation, said higher-ups must be held accountable for the abuse of Iraqi prisoners and condemned the beheading of an American civilian.
Despite a longstanding call for family physicians to provide preventive care in Japan,[ 7] we hypothesized that few FP/GPs are providing preconception counseling.
At the Graduate Center last week, Dr. Lederman renewed his longstanding call for a radical change in the high school curriculum.
Mr Davutoglu claimed that Turkey's longstanding call for a no-fly zone over northern Syria was gaining ground.
The solution, he said, might be "to reduce the pressure that companies have from paying taxes," an apparent reference to his longstanding call for reducing or eliminating corporate income taxes.
In Washington, the State Department on Tuesday called the release of the first seven Cuban prisoners a "positive development" but repeated its longstanding call for the "immediate and unconditional release of all political prisoners".
It did not elaborate on the talks or the memorandum, which seems likely to have set out details of the Dalai Lama's longstanding call for autonomy in China, rather than independence, a stance that in the past has made Chinese authorities suspicious.
I hope that their comments will further strengthen our longstanding call to reverse the overreach of these pieces of legislation.
NATO's longstanding call for allies to spend at least 2% of GDP on defence has been lost in the clamour over wider public-spending cuts.Is the constraint on military spending evidence of a general decline of the West?
But the visit will also underscore Francis's close ties to the Jewish community and the Vatican's longstanding call for peace between Israel and the Palestinians.
