Sentence examples for by the hotline from inspiring English sources

According to police data quoted by the Hotline for Migrant Workers, the crime rate among foreigners in Israel was 2.04% in 2010, compared with 4.99% among Israelis.

SOME HIGHLIGHTS from yesterday's 9th annual American Democracy Conference, hosted by The Hotline and the University of Virginia's Center for Politics:James Carville on 06: The best news for the Republicans was that, for the third election cycle in a row, they closed much better than the Democrats.

Testimony collected by the Hotline for Migrant Workers in a new report depicts a network of torture camps in the northern reaches of the desert where the migrants, mostly Eritrean, are sometimes held for months in abusive conditions, while their Bedouin captors press their families abroad to send thousands of dollars in ransom money.

He reads the sports pages before he gets to the news, and, when pressed by the Hotline to describe his "happy place," he answered, "Reliving once again Steve McQueen's motorcycle jumps over the Nazis' barbed-wire fence in 'The Great Escape.' " This year is likely to be McCarthy's most profitable yet.

After Kyle discovers he has to kill the original zombie (after being told complicatedly by the hotline lady), he slices Kenny in half, killing him.

Now, a decade after he started releasing mixtapes, he's a one-man empire with a record label, a pop-up apparel shop on La Brea Avenue, even a branded whiskey for those wisely un-enticed by the Hotline Bling.

Nevertheless, she had a stable of clients referred to her by Eitzah, the hotline run out of Borough Park, including both Faigy and her sister Suri.

You can still fill in a paper form, but now you have to request it, and by all accounts the "hotline" the ABS set up to take these calls is in meltdown and it's nearly impossible to get through.

Operated by Polaris Project, the hotline was designed to allow callers to report tips and receive information on human trafficking.

A recent survey conducted by the National Domestic Violence Hotline (The Hotline) of people who contacted the organization found that 67percentt of the respondents believed that their abusers were capable of killing them.

They also pointed bloggers to links of a video montage — prepared by the folks at The Hotline's On Call blog — demonstrating that others who were gathered in the House chamber that night, while clearly reading something in their laps, also appeared to be napping if shot at some angles (snipurl.com/ReadClips).