Sentence examples for calling of new from inspiring English sources

If they persist in this attitude, the only solution will be the dis solution of Parliament and the calling of new elections, with unpredictable results.

The Oxford political scientists Petra Schleiter and Edward Morgan-Jones find that in constitutional monarchies, the most common result of governments falling is the calling of new elections.

President Clinton last spoke to Mr. Barak on the telephone on Friday, Dec. 1, the official said, adding that the Israeli prime minister made no mention in "any way, shape or form," of a possible resignation or the calling of new elections so early.

Shas was wrong to press the issue to the point of calling for new elections.

The task force stopped short of calling for new regulation by the S.E.C.

China is calling for new drivers of growth, as its economy has entered a new normal.

At Cambridge Energy Research Associates (CERA), we've developed comprehensive global energy scenarios, called "Dawn of New Age," out to the year 2030.

Danny Merkley, director of water resources for the California Farm Bureau Federation, called discussion of new agricultural fees premature.

The revolutionaries of the 60s called for new ways of being and alternative forms of social interaction.

It is a roll-call of new wave brewing aces from Moor to Odell's.

So abundant is the roll call of new trails that for the first time the book has undergone literary mitosis: a separate, 300-page volume, "The New Jersey Walk Book," will be issued this fall.