Sentence examples for call on a second from inspiring English sources

But the vote was too close to call on a second amendment, which would increase financing for education.

Now, were one of them to call on a Tuesday evening, my first reaction would be alarm.

TV umpires rely on being sent pictures from television broadcasters when teams ask for a decision to be reviewed, or when on-field umpires call for a second opinion on run outs or stumpings.

… And because people need many things, and because one person calls on a second out of one need and on a third out of a different need (chreia), many people gather in a single place to live together as partners and helpers".

Ms. Park invoked her father's era, calling for a "second miracle on the Han River".

In the video, broadcast on YouTube, Hazare called for a "second freedom struggle".

His focus was the additional-costs allowance, the maximum £24,006 a year that MPs can call on in running a second home.

Yesterday, Senate staff members said that they had called on a third Wall Street firm, Merrill Lynch, to produce employees who could explain Merrill's dealings with Enron at a hearing on Tuesday.

The Conservation Reserve Evaluation and Design Optimisation System (CREDOS) is a fully integrated SDSS that calls on a third-party optimiser to generate solutions.

Concluding that the fire was a result of arson, the investigators on October 26 called in a second area task force, this one focused on homicide investigation.

When Czernin called on him a second time, Waldheim denied everything his file from the archives said.