Sentence examples for call to identify from inspiring English sources
The call to identify further cuts was made as hundreds of elderly people, some using walkers and canes, came to City Hall to protest the first round of cuts proposed for the Department for the Aging, which faces closing seven senior centers and the elimination of a new weekend meal program for the elderly.
This represents a shift in the focus on adverse events to look toward systems issues as a cause or error and a call to identify and act to prevent medical error.
In a study published in Nature earlier this year, a group of researchers looked at the phone records of some 1.5 million mobile phone users in an undisclosed small European country, and found it took only four different data points on the time and location of a call to identify 95% of the people.
The Zhuangzi's lampooning of human pretension and arrogance, together with call to identify with the whole and with the nonhuman parts of nature, has appealed to those seeking philosophical perspectives within which to frame an environmental ethic (see Girardot, Miller, and Liu, 2001).
He asked, "[who] at a Republican convention would vote 'no' on such a resolution?" He then demanded a roll call to identify the dissenters.
Respondents will be screened via a telephone call to identify their eligibility.
We use an internal phone person to cold-call to identify prospects, set appointments and quantify the opportunity, and then another person establishes and builds new relationships that eventually lead to sales.
Where they are called to identify with the victim of sacrificial scapegoating, they become the practitioners.
Structural rearrangements, SNV mutations, and CN abnormalities were called to identify key MM driver genes.
By contrast, Bill Bradley's campaign here has devoted only a week to making telephone calls to identify its supporters.
