Sentence examples for call for names from inspiring English sources

You know, we get so little call for names like that around here".

"There had been no call for names," explains Samira, called simply "the woman".

A public call for names by the UK's natural environment research council (NERC) attracted more than 7,000 suggestions.

Societal demands for reliable, up-to-date, and authoritative products, such as biodiversity inventories, identification aids and encyclopaedic works on groups of organisms (17), call for name stability, while progress in systematics may affect established classifications and names.

Edward Davey, the Liberal Democrat foreign affairs spokesman, has also called for names to be released.

It also called for names to be rapidly removed from a blacklist of people who are wanted by the American authorities and who appear on the United Nations Security Council sanctions list of former Taliban government figures.

Look for a local dog breeding association and call them for names of breeders registered with them.

But he also called for the historic monuments, streets, and building names (many after racists) to be preserved and protected at a time when others are calling for name changes.

With regard to the recent political announcement calling for naming and shaming of GPs who miss signs of cancer in their patients, current findings suggest that such an approach is over-simplistic and fails to account for the complexity and variability of reasoning, decision making and interpersonal interactions preceding diagnosis.

Even in cases without any hint of subterfuge, readers grasp that writers' separate hats may call for separate names.

And we call for they names.