Sentence examples for call for all concerned from inspiring English sources

The findings in this study provide a wake-up call for all concerned authorities to look carefully into issues associated with the increasing population involuntarily exposed to nuclear power plant-induced disasters for the past two decades.

Their plight must become a wake-up call for all concerned about the treatment of vulnerable children around the world.

UNICEF joins the United Nations Secretary-General's call for all concerned to exercise maximum restraint and to do everything possible to prevent the use of force and further violence.

Yasay called then only for "all those concerned to exercise restraint and sobriety".

Jill Lepore's article on the power and the corrosive influence of money on American politics should be a wake-up call for all who are concerned about the decline of democracy in the U.S. ("The Crooked and the Dead," August 25th).

"Room at the Top" (Apr. 28, p. 68), about Jim Collins, should be another wake-up call for shareholders concerned with the state of management.

The March 12 Our Towns column, "Mrs. Manners Answers Call for Etiquette," deeply concerned me.

Mr. Edgar said he had called for a truce, concerned that the practice was unfair to companies that did not receive incentives.

It called for "the parties concerned to resolve their disputes by peaceful means, in accordance with universally recognized principles of international laws".

Salutary it may be, in its call for more concern about how we express ourselves, orthographically speaking.

The current nuclear data uncertainties observed in reactor safety parameters for some nuclides call for safety concerns especially with respect to the design of GEN-IV reactors and must therefore be reduced significantly.