Sentence examples for behind the calls from inspiring English sources

He is throwing his weight behind the calls for a 20% tax on sugar-sweetened drinks in the UK.

He said he thought the Michigan Education Association, which has endorsed his rival, was behind the calls.

Howard Wolfson, a spokesman for the Clinton campaign, suggested that the Lazio campaign was behind the calls.

The driving force behind the calls for a special session is the Republican desire to use the Legislature to trump the state's Supreme Court, should the need arise.

(Romney: twenty-five per cent; Ron Paul: "zero per cent. What's so bad about that?") Trust, and its opposite, are also behind the calls for Romney to release his tax returns.

An article of faith behind the calls for a boycott of Israeli products seems to be that Israel alone bears blame for a conflict that feels endless — that Palestinian miscalculations, intransigence and, yes, terrorism have nothing to do with it.

Behind the call for more education is the notion of "build it and they will come".

Catherine Kelleher, the Cat behind the Call, isn't your average pop musician.

There were enough questions mixed in about Cruz that Bardwell was pretty sure that the Texan was behind the call.

Such concerns may have been behind the call in a recent government report for farmers' property rights to be protected.

This is the vision behind the call for sustainable development goals to replace the more limited millennium development goals.