Sentence examples for call in times of from inspiring English sources

It was the clan conference that ethnic Albanians call in times of crisis.

It serves everywhere to extend the kinship structure and provide "spiritual" kin on which one can call in times of need.

Trains peer volunteers to be "Friends" anyone can look up and call in times of need to talk through problems, hang out, and get connected with services to improve wellbeing and mental or psychological health.

However, these households were the most desolate on the continuum because of their overall poor financial, emotional, and physical state, as well as fragile social environments with few or no social connections on which to call in times of need.

There was a plethora of literature and resources to inform the youngsters about drug use and a bevy of business cards and contact numbers for the kids to call in time of need.

The loya jirga has been called in times of national crisis in Afghanistan for centuries.

Extraordinary sejms could be called in times of national emergency, for example a sejm deciding whether to call pospolite ruszenie (a general call to arms) in response to an invasion.

For example, when he was the OIC (Officer in Charge) of a detachment, before the dawn of the Family Readiness Program and social media, I was the trunk of the call tree, the bearer of bad news ("Ladies, the deployment has been extended again") and the one the wives called in times of emotional, financial or medical crisis.

Part of your estate for you to call upon in times of need.

"I just take great pride and great joy in knowing that the mayor and I are friends, and I can call him in times of great need".

It has also been agreed to investigate the possibility of setting up a long-term development fund in partnership with the community so that there are resources to call on in times of emergency.