Sentence examples for calling on relevant from inspiring English sources

–Improve regulatory oversight of energy markets by implementing the International Organization of Securities Commissions (IOSCO) recommendations on commodity futures markets and calling on relevant regulators to collect data on large concentrations of trader positions on oil in our national commodities futures markets.

The UK researchers called on "relevant parties" – which would include GCHQ – "to reveal what systems have been weakened so that they can be repaired, and to create a proper system of oversight".

So like any good journalist he over-prepared, calling on think tank after think tank to briefed him on all the relevant subjects.

Probably you might get this political difficulty, you might get a [Security Council] presidential statement condemning this heinous act of terrorism, and calling on the relevant authorities to bring the perpetrators to account".

With education administered by Germany's 16 states, she called on local authorities to review the relevant rules.

Clinicians are called on individually, or in small groups, based on having relevant experience with the program/guidelines being analysed.

They called on the Canadian government to develop a national strategy specific to the Inuit that provides culturally relevant solutions that address living conditions for Canadian Inuit.

The UN secretary general Ban Ki-moon called on "all relevant parties to take urgent measures with a view to de-escalate the tensions".

"China calls on the relevant parties to be calm and exercise restraint and avoid taking any further action that would cause any further escalations," Hua Chunying, of China's foreign ministry, said today.

"China calls on the relevant parties to be calm and exercise restraint and avoid taking any further action that would cause any further escalations".

China's foreign ministry, meanwhile, called on all relevant parties to "refrain from action that might escalate the situation in the region".