Sentence examples for calling on a range from inspiring English sources

Our intrepid panel tell us how they managed to get out of the office, for good, calling on a range of skills from a love of kitesurfing to a willingness to work 12-hour days researching Venezuelan cuisine.

His unequivocal language is likely to infuriate leading figures in Vote Leave, the main anti-EU campaign, who believe the prime minister has been able to distort the public debate by calling on a range of global policymakers to support his case to remain.

The new version of the app brings file-sharing in the cloud capabilities, VoIP calling on a range of IM networks (both over Wi-Fi and 3G) and push notification with home screen alerts of both incoming calls or chats through Nimbuzz or third-party networks like Windows Live Messenger, Yahoo Messenger and Google Talk.

The electricity transmission firm revealed it was forced to call on a range of measures when power reserves ran low, including buying power at short notice and asking industrial users to turn down their usage.

To navigate and negotiate the complex "human terrain" (actual U.S. Army term) of "planets" like Iraq and Afghanistan, U.S. troops call on a range of space-age technologies, including direction-finding equipment, signal intercept, terrain modeling, and satellite navigation using GPS.

Uniting for Nigeria's children Veneman called on a range of stakeholders – including government at all levels, the private sector, civil society organizations, the media and religious groups – to unite for Nigerian children.

There have not been any apologies this week or admissions of mistakes in the handling of a charity that was in the top 5% nationwide in terms of income, had a 77% increase in funding over five years, and could call on a wide range of high-profile politicians and celebrities to back it.

To tackle these problems and to promote what is often referred to as "inclusive prosperity," Clinton can call on a wide range of experts, and a number of detailed proposals that Democratic think tanks, such as the centrist Center for American Progress and the liberal Economic Policy Institute have laid out in recent reports.

To do this the commission will call on a vast range of data and evidence from clubs, which will be put together by a consultant called Peter Beverley, a former executive with American global management consulting firm McKinsey.

Persons with co-occurring mental health and substance-use disorders call on a broad range of professionals [ 31].

Childline Kenya fields calls on a wide range of cases – sexual, physical and emotional abuse and neglect.