Sentence examples for advisers calling from inspiring English sources

Jackson made a stab at a draft, but his advisers, calling it "disgraceful," rewrote it entirely.

The prime minister, Romano Prodi, faced a nail-biting vote in the Senate, with many advisers calling on him to resign in advance.

The then-candidate named Page as one of five foreign policy advisers, calling him "Carter Page PhD" in a meeting with the Washington Post's editorial board.

(The article described Claridge as "a top adviser" to Carson; a spokesperson responded that Clarridge was "not one of Dr. Carson's top advisers," calling him "an elderly gentleman").

Victoria's faunal emblem, the Leadbeater's possum, has officially been listed as critically endangered, with the federal government's scientific advisers calling for an end to logging in the species's habitat in the Victorian central highlands.

Chief executives of other nanotechnology companies, including ones that do not have products, said there had been a sharp increase in the number of investment bankers and financial advisers calling them since Nanosys filed to go public.

Mr. Obama's advisers called Mr. Romney's stance hypocritical.

One of Mr. Obama's advisers called Hillary Clinton a "monster".

But this, say foreign advisers called in to help with reform, may prove counter-productive.

Now he is left counting on what advisers call "the silent majority".

The Iraqi army units work with groups of US advisers called Mitts: Military Transitional Teams.