Sentence examples for call to control from inspiring English sources

Instead, Shea Stadium should be designated as the Olympic stadium to best respond to the call to control costs.

The nation's Catholic bishops supported the unsuccessful effort to renew the ban on assault weapons that expired in 2004 and recently reiterated a call to control the sale and use of firearms, said Kathy Saile, the director of the bishops' office of domestic social development.

That brought calls to control or even round up those with such files.

Police barricades were erected and motorcycle officers were called to control the throng.

Officers were called to control unruly, mile-long lines at the few gas stations that were open.

The police were called to control traffic and to stop people from parking on the lawn, and the wait for checkout stretched to two hours.

"I'm not having any trouble differentiating myself from George Bush and Washington, D.C.," she said, adding that voters are responding to her calls to control state spending.

Turning to another leader who has often ignored administration calls to control militants who commit terrorism -- Yasir Arafat -- Mr. Bush said he would send an envoy to the Middle East, as early as this week.

The authors propose a middleware with high degree of integration with the hardware platform, through the use of operating system calls to control the computing cores.

More than 12,000 people turned up and the police had to be called to control the crowd.

You can buy a call card to control, how much you are going to pay.