Sentence examples for call on for from inspiring English sources

Another resource that you can call on for help is your State Health Insurance Assistance Program (SHIP), which provides free one-on-one Medicare counseling in person or over the phone.

"So, can't you call someone from work?" Mr Ex urged recently when a back injury transformed me from able to disabled in the course of a day and I realised, with horror, that he was one of the few people in my support system I could call on for help.

Also, caregivers who had more people to call on for support rated their children as having less severe behavior problems.

He and our daughter both earn $15 an hour, but he has no family to call on for help.

Without a family in the country to call on for help, poor international students are vulnerable and overlooked.

Operation Black Vote suffers from not having a large, black middle-class population to call on for funds, says Woolley.

Lloyd, who is from Dover, England, knew he might be called on for a pressure kick in the final minutes.

His idea is that a network of independent lawyers can be called on for specific questions on taxation or patent protection and so on.

Close contact with program alumni means that she has friends and colleagues in other parts of that world who can be called on for their perspective on situations.

By the end of 2010, there were 100 people calling on for her services from 25 states.

and members of the commodity customer coalition (CCC) called on for an independent counsel to investigate the matter (Grimm letter).