Sentence examples for calling once again from inspiring English sources

President Barack Obama has offered his condolences to the victims and families affected by Thursday's mass shooting in Oregon, while calling once again on voters and politicians to reform America's gun laws.

After Easter, Jesse Jackson, the prominent civil rights leader, entered the fray on the side of the Schindlers, calling the treatment of Ms. Schiavo "inhumane" and calling once again on the Florida state legislature to pass legislation forcing the hospice to restore her feeding tube.

Describing the negotiations he wanted with Mr. Obama, Mr. Boehner seemed to shift from demands that the president agree only to defund or delay his signature health care law — a nonnegotiable condition, as Mr. Obama sees it — to calling once again for deficit reduction talks that would result in savings from Medicare in particular.

"The kingdom of Saudi Arabia is calling once again for peaceful negotiation and to put behind us the negative events and go ahead to the United Nations for a collective solution within the framework of the Security Council so we can preserve Iraq's territorial integrity and protect its people," the prince said.

At a hearing on Oct. 10, Senator Richard J. Durbin, Democrat of Illinois, a persistent critic of the crazy-quilt regulatory system, introduced legislation calling once again for a single independent food safety agency, an idea that may now be receiving serious consideration.

"There's a huge amount of work that needs to be done," research commissioner Máire Geoghegan-Quinn said at the time, calling once again on member states to do their part.

What's it called, once again?

Mr. Echeverría may be called once again to account for the past.

Today, with Mr. Wolfensohn on the stage, Mr. Bush called once again for reforms at the bank.

He also called once again for Congress to enact legislation to keep guns out of the hands of criminals and those with mental illness.

Barack Obama used the occasion to call once again for increased spending on infrastructure and higher taxes on the rich to pay for it all.