Opera companies found that calling on well-known outsiders could freshen their image.
He was the chief economic adviser at the Chicago campaign headquarters and would call on outsiders on occasion for expertise; many of the Democratic economists with experience in government initially were allied with Mr. Obama's main rival for the nomination, Hillary Rodham Clinton, because they had worked in her husband's administration.
On June 1st its new corporate-governance code came into effect, with the aim of shaking up companies' slothful boards by, for instance, calling on them to appoint outsiders (many have none at present).
It isn't only outsiders like Brian Concannon and the IJDH who are calling on the UN to hear claims from the victims of cholera.
So, I'm calling on all lifelong Giants fans, Oakland A's fans, and all who love San Francisco Bay: Help stop greedy corporate outsiders from destroying the bay we've worked for 50 years to protect and restore.
In contrast to many of the Congressional races last year, Mr. Rehberg and Mr. Tester are also both veterans of Washington, which could blunt the kind of attacks that marked the 2010 election season, where self-declared "outsiders" called on voters to throw out the incumbents.
Often, the Cartwrights were called on to deal with threatening outsiders and to restore peace.
Many citizens questioned how a regime that had spent such vast sums on defense would, in the end, be required to call on the help of non-Muslim outsiders when it felt threatened.
Invoking the spirit of 1848 as well as the anti-Soviet 1956 revolution, he called on Hungarians to stand together and and resist outsiders' diktats.
Reaching for the tabloid, she pointed out her pick for the Grand National: number eight, an outsider with odds of 40/1 called On His Own.
