Sentence examples for call in issue from inspiring English sources

Now more than ever, we need young black organizers all over the country to lead us forward – young black organizers who will advance progressive messaging, innovate political strategy, refresh electoral organizing and call in issue campaigns that uphold core priorities for our liberation.

If your ex-spouse is a danger or threat to you, or members of your family, make it a legal issue by calling in the authorities.

"I think what I'm going to be is be the me I am when I'm hanging out," she said of her plans for the show, which will feature music, call-ins and topical issues.

However, The First Lady doesn't let the power (which she calls in the issue her "big, bright light") go to her head.

In Canada, if cops suspect you're driving stoned, a drug recognition expert, of which there are currently 600 in the country, might be called in to issue a standardized field sobriety test.

Following Stephen's terminology, a disputed material fact is called a "fact in issue" (Stephen 1872: 28).

But the local authority said that in issuing the call-in notice minister did not addressed whether keeping the six-pupil primary open was a viable alternative to the closure proposal.

The station's regular lineup includes news programs on China and Taiwan, radio soap operas and call-in shows dominated by issues of health and the elderly.

The elegant cuisine already on offer at DeWitt Clinton — wheat berries were mixed in with the rice served that day — is in stark contrast with the typically institutional feel of the school itself, which saw fighting so severe this month that the police were called in and issued several notices of disorderly conduct to students.

A Welsh Government spokesman said: "We have received a letter from NRW indicating their view that the planning application need not be called in on issues within their remit.

Before implementation of video mobile calls in emergencies, issues of information security should be addressed.