Sentence examples for call formally from inspiring English sources

"These are challenging times for our industry," Dr. McKinnell said in a morning conference call formally announcing the deal.

On an analyst call formally announcing the merger, Office Depot's chief executive, Neil R. Austrian, attributed the brief but errant posting of a statement disclosing the deal to an error by a "Webcast operator".

The call, formally made today on the blog of the RSPB Conservation Director, Martin Harper, will put significant pressure on the Government to go along with a recommendation from the European Commission, following the EFSA report, that the chemicals should indeed be withdrawn.

In conclusion, I should like to call formally upon President Santer to align the Commission with Parliament in this battle.

As expected, China has called formally for America to act only with the approval of the UN Security Council (where China, like Russia, has a veto).

Sadiq el-Mahdi returned to Sudan after four years in exile.At a big UN conference on global warming in the Netherlands talks aimed at cutting greenhouse-gas emissions and combating global warming progressed slowly.A meeting in Cairo of 2,000 Arab women from 19 countries, including nine first ladies, called formally for equal opportunities and for legal protection against violence.

Just last week, Mr. Sarkozy joined with Berlin in calling formally for a radical restructuring of the Schengen agreement that provides for visa-free travel in Europe and proposing that governments be allowed to re-establish national borders temporarily in the face of poorly controlled immigration on Europe's borders.

Earlier this year, President Jacques Chirac called formally for it to be lifted; keen to please China's visiting president, Hu Jintao, he also criticised Taiwan's plan for a controversial referendum (China has long threatened force should Taiwan, which it claims as its own, move towards formal independence).

The 74-year-old leader came to power in a bloodless coup in 1987, taking over from a man called formally President-for-Life.

On Tuesday's call, DFA formally endorsed Democrats Jennifer Boysko and John Bell for state House seats in Virginia.

It's also not clear that a call was formally extended from the group's core leadership to start with.