Sentence examples for advisors calling from inspiring English sources

I felt an intense feeling of déjà vu when I saw the memo circulated among Trump's advisors calling for an unprecedented federal takeover of the next generation of wireless networks the fifth generation or "5G".

That's left Walker supporters and advisors calling for a campaign reboot, while the candidate tries to grab headlines by calling for the cancellation of an upcoming US visit by Chinese President Xi Jinping and seemingly endorsing, then backing away from, ending the practice of automatically granting citizenship to all children born on US soil.

These have been promoted intensively by, among others, Jim Cramer of CNBC, with some investment advisors calling them ideal for retirement portfolios.

I just feel deeply sorry for her that his advisors call her his "secret weapon".

The first batch of 40 Delhi police officers also started a three-day training course in rape investigation, which includes what advisors call a "gender-sensitisation" component.

Well, one of my dissertation advisors called me and said they needed somebody to manage the portfolio.

Professionals in museums in the US have become part of a similar debate as Nobel Laureate scientists and government advisors call upon science museums to cut all ties with the fossil fuel sector.

Interest is also rising in what Boxwood Strategic Advisors calls its "troubled borrower's program," an outgrowth of the firm's business of advising clients with wealth tied up in a single asset.

Although the EU has no rules against the use of tie stalls, a review by the EU food safety advisors called for a ban on permanent tethering, concluding it restricted the voluntary movement and social behaviour of cows.

Michael L. Sapir, chief executive of ProFunds Advisors, calls the results "scary," as indeed they are.

First-year students are assigned faculty member advisors, called "dons," who serve as advisors for all four years.