Sentence examples for a persistent call from inspiring English sources

ONE of the intifada's minor themes has been a persistent call that the Palestinian Authority should clean up its act.

Despite a persistent call for a greater recognition of the underground in urban planning practices, cities still tend to address underground resources only when the need arises.

There has been a persistent call for provisions of this type since at least a 2011 campaign by a PAE called Innovatio against small business that operated Cisco Wi-Fi products.

At the same time, she stresses that Moscow has not fleshed out the critical details in its persistent call for a new security architecture in Europe that would replace NATO and satisfy all parties, including former Russian satellites and possessions.

But banks' persistent call for lower capital standards must be resisted.

It is their persistent call for increased fees in the past decade that has led Browne and his committee to their short-term, and ideologically driven, conclusions.

Decades later, it may reactivate along the nerve pathway and cause the very painful rash called shingles, and later, in many cases, a persistent pain called postherpetic neuralgia, or PHN.

Not really - which presents a persistent problem: calling events that only represent one particular segment of the population "movements".

As the sharp pain of grief subsides to a persistent ache, calls for stricter gun control laws are shushed by the gun lobby, which accuses those who try to fix this scourge of not showing appropriate respect for the dead, of politicizing tragedy.

By 1970 the railroad had ceased operations; soon enough it became a danger and an eyesore, and there were persistent calls for its demolition.

The breach of security protocol by the president comes against the backdrop of persistent calls for an independent counsel to oversee an investigation into the way Russia mounted an extensive cyberwarfare operation to influence the election.