Sentence examples for call on statistics from inspiring English sources

that they can call on?" Statistics are few, but Scott McChrystal, a retired Army chaplain and the military/VA representative for the Assemblies of God, doubts that more than 5percentt of churches have an ongoing ministry for returning vets.

So they call on statistics to help.

A session with a parking cone followed, with Mr. Jasperse turning it into a megaphone to call out statistics on government spending on Iraq and the arts and comparisons of the salaries of Judge Judy and United States Supreme Court justices.

From various places in the new ballparks, a fan can call up statistics on a player, a player can call up video archives of an opponent, and the owner can call up statistics on the fans.

Westminster city council is leading the attacks, calling on the office of national statistics (ONS) to launch a recount of the census, and threatening legal action if the official figure for its population is not increased.

The UK's statistics watchdog has called on the Department of Work and Pensions to give "objective and impartial" information on benefits sanctions, it has been reported.

The committee called on the government to release annual statistics on how many new homes are built by each local authority, how many are sold under right to buy, and their tenure.

And he called on politicians to take the AvH s statistics into account.

AWARD -- To Ralph Nader, for calling on the Federal Bureau of Investigation to include corporate crime statistics in its annual crime report.

Between 65 and 70percentt of the time, repair workers who are called on a turnstile complaint find some problem with the heads, statistics show.

Two Republican congressmen from New York called on Congress yesterday to investigate a Clinton administration inquiry questioning the state's robust job growth statistics.