Sentence examples for calling on business from inspiring English sources

Levie started calling on business customers in 2007 and asking what they'd be willing to spend on the service (most were getting it free).

They didn't want to discuss editorial matters anyway; they were calling on business.

A new campaign and Change.org petition is calling on business minister Vince Cable in the UK to intervene and uphold the existing VAT Exemption Threshold for businesses supplying digital products.

This trend is reflected in the new Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) -- specifically in SDG 12, calling on business to adopt sustainable practices and integrate sustainability into their reporting cycles.

He is calling on businesses in South Africa, across the continent and around the world to help.

He added he was calling "on businesses and major employers to voice their support".

So I am calling on businesses to help with this.

Aynsley-Green will launch a campaign this week calling on businesses to abandon the tactic, and encouraging children to report instances of its being used against them.

"We are calling on businesses and organisations to use the annual lights-out event as the time to show their commitment to lasting action for the planet, beyond the hour".

Muzak, which distributes its music via satellite, the Internet and on-premise DVD systems, said that, unlike the satellite-radio companies, it had hundreds of sales personnel calling on businesses and trained to help them figure out how and what music would help them.

IMI chief executive Steve Nash is calling on businesses to take steps to address this sooner rather than later.