Sentence examples for calling on more from inspiring English sources

The issue was also discussed at British Medical Association and Royal College of Nursing conferences last year, although at both the motions drawn up calling on more charging to be introduced were not passed.

President Obama's verified Twitter profile has joined the rallying cry as well, calling on more than 3 million followers to "hold the big banks accountable to the people they serve".

Certainly, the better and more comfortable you get, the more advanced movements you can do, calling on more muscle strength as you go.

As Veterans Day approaches, denominational leaders and chaplains with years of military service are calling on more churches to find ways to minister to the men and women who have recently returned from Iraq and Afghanistan.

It is possible that they have an incremental policy approach in mind, as they are now calling on more fundamental changes to CAMR and the WTO system in general [ 36].

The NPI and its partners are calling on more effort to be put in place in Nigeria, as transmission of the wild poliovirus has significantly increased from 355 cases in 19 States in 2003 to 682 cases in 31 States today.

The shooting was called on more than one occasion "a game changer".

The app has been called, on more than one occasion, the Pandora of art.

Arsenal may also need to call on more of their youngsters to fill the breach.

But early-maturing boys "get called on more in school, tend to be better athletes.

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