Sentence examples for calling on lessons from inspiring English sources

Calling on lessons learned from Vietnam, Representative David R. Obey, Democrat of Wisconsin, said that while he didn't think the administration had any plans to send American troops to fight in Colombia, he worried that there "could be a confluence of events that could lead to that".

Snedeker has vowed to call on lessons from 2008 as he seeks to become the latest American player to don a Green Jacket.

We learn of his mentoring by a right-wing critic at whose estate Father Urrutia encounters Pablo Neruda; his trip to Europe to visit churches whose priests are more interested in falconry than religious practice; his being called on to give lessons in Marxism to the leaders of Chile's military regime, General Pinochet among them.

If you need any more civics lesson, please feel free to call on me.

Pay attention to the lesson from time to time; if you are called on, you might know the answer to a question.

It is calling for lessons in all schools on internet safety with young people themselves sharing tips for keeping safe online and more advice for parents on how to talk to their children about the issue - just as they would about being wary of drugs or strangers.

He then paid tribute to the people of Hiroshima, calling on humanity to learn the lessons of the past to make war less likely.

TUCSON — President Obama offered the nation's condolences on Wednesday to the victims of the shootings here, calling on Americans to draw a lesson from the lives of the fallen and the actions of the heroes, and to usher in a new era of civility in their honor.

But Lord Mandelson urged the party to do all it could to stop Mr Corbyn from winning the race, warning that Labour's "existence as an electoral force" depended on denying Mr Corbyn winning the contest and calling on the party to learn the lessons of Michael Foot's 'longest suicide note in history' in the 1980s.

"There's a great need in the church for openness and transparency to bring the church's practices into the 21st century," said Robert Mulligan, a protester who was outside the federal courthouse calling on church officials to learn some lessons from the scandal.

With these lessons in mind, it was surprising to read that Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is calling on the world for urgent help in stabilizing Yemen.