Sentence examples for called in us from inspiring English sources

The vast majority of these were what is called in US politics "packing peanuts".

Brazil's government has now called in US ambassador Thomas Shannon and given the US government until the end of the week to provide a written explanation of the allegations.

Hill's legal team had appealed to the nine justices to intervene on the grounds that the same court prohibited executions for "mentally retarded" prisoners – as called in US jurisprudence – in 2002.

A campaign to boycott Kettle Foods was launched on the internet following a disclosure in the Guardian that the crispmaker had called in US union busters to dissuade workers at its Norwich factory from joining a union.

Mark Carney has called in US management consultants McKinsey to oversee a shake-up of the Bank of England's strategy, it emerged yesterday, in the latest evidence that the Canadian governor is determined to impose a radical makeover on the Old Lady of Threadneedle Street.

He called in tell us why DC matters – from a seedy hotel in Vegas.

In a more recent incident, an airstrike called in to protect US and Afghan troops near the city of Kunduz killed up to 30 civilians.

"It is not like the people who call in give us GPS coordinates," he said, adding that sometimes informers give false information just so military aircraft can be deployed in the opposite direction of illegal activity.

"Are we really going to trust [Iraqi soldiers] to call in US air strikes?" Harmer said.

On the other hand, Gen Mohammed can contact the US-Kurdish joint operational centre in Irbil with precise coordinates of Isis positions in order to call in US air strikes.

The success of the YPG came because its fighters fought ferociously against the Islamic militants and, since October last year, its commanders have been able to call in US air strikes.