Sentence examples for call in its from inspiring English sources

It repeated the call in its editorial, arguing that "it is unacceptable that Theresa May will move into Downing Street tomorrow after being crowned by a small circle of 199 Conservative MPs".

With the British government in turmoil, the EU has yet to publicly react in any substantive way to the UK's call in its white paper published last week, that it will seek to effectively stay in the single market for goods, and establish a bespoke customs arrangement to avoid border checks on trade.

Yesterday it asked the Federal Aviation Administration to call in its top scientist with that specialty.

On February 3rd Global One announced that the average price of delivering an international call in its main markets fell by 25% in 1997; it expects similar declines in coming years.

It must secure tenants or the bank could call in its loan and HMRC would claw back the tax relief.

The latest accounts of Try show only two major items on its balance sheet: that it owed Broadstone £3.5m and that it was owed £2.5m by Gloucester, so it in turn might have been obliged to call in its debt from Gloucester.

In 1996 the bank's financial problems worsened and it called in its loans to Vaturi.

Springfield natives knows it as a Cozy Dog (which is a fortunate change from what it was called in its earliest days here: a "crusty cur ").

For richness, crème pâtissière, as it is called in its native land, is often finished with a few pats of butter.

It would use all the calls in its vocabulary and he would do these movements like a Shakespearean actor doing a soliloquy.

It received more than 18 million calls in its first two years.