Sentence examples for calling on good from inspiring English sources

The habit of calling on good school systems took Sheldon to Toronto, where he encountered a collection of educational materials (including pictures, charts of colours, and reading charts) that had been developed at the London's Home and Colonial Training Institution.

Addressing the apparent spate of officer shooting deaths, Milwaukee County sheriff David Clarke, who is black, called Black Lives Matter an "ugly movement" in an appearance on Fox and Friends on Fox News, and called on "good, law-abiding Americans … to counter this slime, this filth coming out of these cop-haters".

Long before RICO racketeering laws allowed prosecutors to cast a broad net for patterns of behavior, in a pinch they would call on good old crimes like tax evasion, which was used to put away gangster Al Capone when he couldn't be nailed for his main businesses of bootlegging and prostitution.

"I'm calling on my good friend George Bush to stop this now," Mr. McCain said.

But today, I'm calling on behalf of my good friend Arnold Landis.

Those unions first raised their concerns back in 2008, when they filed a joint petition with the AFL-CIO calling on Guatemala to make good on its commitments.

The last three decades have birthed three different movements calling on women to be "good girls" -- to leave or never enter public life, to be wives and mothers only.

Most people want to do the right thing, be good citizens and feel good about themselves; worthy causes call on the good conscience of other people to pitch in and help.

And they concluded that such short-termism was "simply not good enough", calling on ministers to introduce a sustained and funded package to improve physical education in schools.

She has access to amazing people resources and she has no problem calling on her contacts for a good cause.

She called on "every good woman out here that can't be held down.