Sentence examples for call organised from inspiring English sources

I even anticipate attempts to silence me by what we must perforce call organised comedy.

At a press call organised by Our Walmart on Thursday, two mothers spoke of their struggle to bring up their families on the low wages they were paid by the company.

Pachauri spoke to a small group of reporters on a conference call organised by the Natural Resources Defence Council ahead of a visit to the US by India's prime minister, Manmohan Singh.

"If we accept the annexation of Crimea we will have given up on the rule-based order and it would have consequences elsewhere in the world," Rasmussen told reporters in a call organised by the Atlantic Council thinktank.

In France, HSBC is being prosecuted for what the authorities call organised "money-laundering" while Belgian prosecutors charged the Swiss bank on suspicion of helping clients evade tax using offshore vehicles.

"What it is is a very big brand in the centre of the market, and clearly if you're weak in the centre you can get attacked from all sides," he said in comments made during a conference call organised by Bank of America Merrill Lynch, reported by the Sunday Times.

Mr Richards and his supporters boycotted a photo-call organised by Mr Bourne at the assembly site.

In the late 1960s, the "Paisleyites", as they were generally called, organised counter demonstrations as a way of disrupting civil rights marches.

Although the group affects to have no hierarchy, operating in what it calls "organised chaos", documents have come to light that suggest a nucleus of decision-makers decides which sites to target.

Griffin, who in this month's elections is fighting to retain the European parliament seat he won in 2009, also talks about how the British mass media was "greatly controlled" by what he calls "organised Jewry" and how many of the films made in Hollywood, including Steven Spielberg's, are "anti-white" propaganda.

They can't deny that there are young people involved in gun violence but say the numbers are exaggerated and far from what could be called organised crime.