Sentence examples for call for selections from inspiring English sources

Plans call for selections from "Avenue Q," "Big River," "Cabaret," "Chicago," "Gypsy," "Hairspray," "Mamma Mia!," "Nine," "The Phantom of the Opera," "The Producers," "Rent" and "Thoroughly Modern Millie".

Therefore, the protocol did not call for selection of randomized samples, and there was no requirement for countries to target common populations or settings.

We have extended the paragraph describing the two alternatives (at the end of the Testing the hypothesis section) to show that the two mechanisms call for selection at different levels (between and within hosts) that might in some cases be connected.

Ultimately, awarding the top seedings will become a judgment call for the selection committee.

IT IS not often that one finds oneself agreeing whole-heartedly with the Chinese government, but its call for the selection of the next head of the IMF to be based on "fairness, transparency and merit" is quite right.

This may be particularly important in developing countries where budget restrictions call for the selection of the most cost-efficient solutions [ 11].

QUALMAT did not use the website to launch a competitive call for the selection of doctoral students although, with a more rigorous screening modality, it may have held such potential.

The conditional draft choice the Devils obtained from Phoenix calls for the selection to be made in the second round if LYLE ODELEIN signs with Phoenix for next season, or in the third round if he fails to sign.... PETR SYKORA is in New Jersey and skating on his own after missing the last three games with the flu.

The sample design called for random selection of one hospital out of five in the most selective category (level 3 first rank: san ji jia deng); one hospital out of 10 among lower-rank level-3 and level-2 categories; and one hospital out of 30 for the level-1 hospitals.

For example, it is worth to be mentioned the adoption of a call for Associate Editors selection, opening doors for extramural collaboration.

This call for taking potential selection pressures during the relatively recent evolution of Homo sapiens into account.