Sentence examples for calling for answers from inspiring English sources

The abundance of explanations for the decrease in killings has left civic and political leaders skeptical and calling for answers.

But a wildlife charity claims illegal killing of badgers may behind the fall in numbers and is calling for answers.

Now representatives from a full five parliaments have signed up to an international grand committee calling for answers from Zuckerberg, with Argentina, Australia and Ireland joining the UK and Canada to try to pile political pressure on Facebook.

They felt a chatbot would be a good way to solve this problem and save a lot of time searching or calling for answers that should be easily found.

The calls for people to #deleteuber keep coming in after revelations that an Uber executive casually suggested opposition research on journalists; that Uber has used and abused its so-called "God View" to access and share information about individual customers; and that some in the Senate are now calling for answers around the controversies.

Two days after the shooting, police added insult to injustice at a demonstration outside Tottenham police station in north London where family and friends were calling for answers.

Calling for Help City Numbers New York City officials provided these city agency phone numbers to call for answers to weather-related questions: SANITATION -- (212) 219-8090, to find out general street conditions and information on street plowing.

The person I called for answers was the press secretary to Nicholas A. Klinefeldt, the U.S. attorney for the Southern District of Iowa, which includes Des Moines.

The details of the Oxfordshire case prompted campaigners to call for answers over how the abuse went on for so long, despite some of the victims reporting their plight to police and social services.

The promise of San Francisco's 311 non-emergency phone center when it opened in 2007 was to create a municipal customer service line: one number for residents to call for answers, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Before the FOI release, a traditional owner, Jack Green, suspecting it was the McArthur river mine the government was referring to, called for answers as many Borroloola families ran cattle stations around and downstream from the mine.