Sentence examples for calling for a response from inspiring English sources
In the hours following the violence in Voronezh several Russian activists wrote open letters to Adidas, a German company, calling for a response.
It goes far beyond a simple holding that the common-law rule permitting introduction of evidence of silence in the face of accusation or in circumstances calling for a response does not violate the privilege against self-incrimination.
Since the kidnappings, four hostage videos have been released by the kidnappers calling for a response to their request to have a number of prominent members of a radical Shia group, the Righteous League, released.
A petition and statement calling for a response - and accountability - from Samsung and the South Korean government to the deaths and illnesses among electronics workers are now being circulated on-line.
The group of activists, which will present to United Nations Committee Against Torture in Switzerland, is calling for a response from CPD, identification of the department's treatment of colored youth as torture, and an investigation by the U.S. Department of Justice.
Protection of women and girls during conflict has become a greater priority since the United Nations UN Security Councilil passed Resolution 1820 in 2008, recognizing that sexual violence is commonly used as a strategic weapon of war and calling for a response to the problem[ 11].
Evaluation questionnaires often put questions in the form of a statement, such as "The board is the right size," which calls for a response along a numerical scale.
In Congress, lawmakers called for a response to the chemical weapons attack that could include punitive measures against Russia, Assad's chief sponsor in his war effort.
The Court implies that its decision is consistent with the practice at common law; but at common law silence is admissable to contradict subsequent statements only if the circumstances would naturally have called for a response.
The American Civil Liberties Union does not support vouchers for several reasons, but the suggestion that vouchers are a lifeline to students who need help the most and an avenue to greater equality calls for a response.
