Sentence examples for called at the request from inspiring English sources

The debate was called at the request of the nonaligned movement, a coalition of 115 nations, and several diplomats indicated that it was likely to have little impact.

A special session of Congress, called at the request of President McKinley, met beginning in March 1897 to consider new tariff legislation; hawkish senators, including Foraker (who was made a member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee), took the opportunity to press resolutions in support of the Cuban insurgents.

Mr. Keller said Ms. Harman had told Mr. Taubman that she was calling at the request of Mr. Hayden.

"He said he was calling at the request of Bob Teeter, Barness told the CBS program, referring to Bush's campaign chairman.

Finally, at the eleventh hour in May 1970, it was called off at the request of the Home Secretary.

But, having earlier indicated the event would go ahead, organisers announced it was being called off at the request of the owner of the festival's venue, who had been told by police that planned protests could end in violence.

The court was called in at the request of Britain, which sought guidance in 2009 after a local tribunal found eBay was not liable for trademark breaches by users.

But the hearing was called off at the request of Mr. Rossotti, who the officials said had been ordered by the Bush administration not to testify about his views that the I.R.S. cannot adequately enforce the law without annual budget increases that keep pace with the growing number of tax returns and the increasing sophistication of tax cheats.

A popular programme called At Your Request was aired every Friday morning, broadcasting songs requested by listeners.

In a statement made public by her lawyer, Thomas E. Dwyer, Ms. Allen said she called at Mr. Stuart's request and charged the calls to his telephone credit card.

Mr. Clinton made the calls at the request of the two Prime Ministers, American officials said.