Sentence examples for call immediate from inspiring English sources
With hindsight, Peres's decision not to call immediate elections was an error.
The decision to call immediate elections ultimately falls with Italy's president, Sergio Mattarella.
I've got a plan on Medicare, for example, that's a two-stage plan, that says we're going to have immediate help for seniors and what I call immediate helping hand, a $48 billion program.
Mr. Berlusconi, who has tirelessly worked for a comeback since losing elections to Mr. Prodi in 2006, urged President Giorgio Napolitano to call immediate elections, which polls indicate Mr. Berlusconi would be likely to win.
"That's a tactic we call immediate action, rapid deployment.
President Zhelyu Zhelev said Sunday that he will call immediate meetings with the country's political parties to try to find solutions for Bulgaria's social turmoil.
It's called Immediate Helping Hand.
It's called immediate helping hand.
Simple sentences without a preverbal tense particle are interpreted as recent past (sometimes called immediate).
That doesn't sound much like a clarion call to immediate action.
