Sentence examples for call on members from inspiring English sources

Students' unions continued to call on members to protest.

She comes off best thanks to innovative use of a steam-iron, but has to call on members of the Shim-Sham-Shimmy.

I call on members of a professional community to create common spaces in which they can reflect on ethical conundra of our era.

But it would probably weaken it some, and if you think that's important, it's appropriate to call on members of Congress to be more deferential to the president on this vote than they might be on, say, transportation policy.

The state commissioner of health and senior services, Christine Grant, issued a statement calling the situation "unacceptable," and said she would call on members of the industry within the coming weeks to explain what efforts they were making to improve.

In the fall of 2003, the council tightened provisions of the code to call on members to advertise only in magazines with at least 70percentt of readership age 21 and older; the code previously required a readership of 51percentt age 21 and older.

Now, Mr. Solana is calling on member states "to provide the mission with the personnel and logistical resources necessary to implement its mandate".

The new estimates follow the unanimous adoption of a UN General Assembly resolution in December 2012 calling on member states to intensify efforts toward the complete elimination of FGM/C.

We're looking forward to language that might call on member states to do more".

"We call on member states to redouble their efforts," he said.

EU parliament groups meeting in Strasbourg are preparing to call on member states to recognise Jebril's newly created interim governing council in Benghazi.