Sentence examples for calling once more from inspiring English sources

Doctors' and patients' groups, which had opposed the move in the first place, are calling once more for the government to backtrack.Last year it looked as if opponents of looser licensing laws would get their way.

But when the government voided that auction, Mr. Chang tried again, approaching American International Group and other American insurers about a possible partnership and calling once more on senior Korean officials.

Clinton also re-emphasized the need to curb America's gun violence epidemic, calling once more for a ban on assault weapons and in particular to keep military-style firearms out of the hands of potential terrorists.

Prior to The Chaos Engine and its three-years-later, Amiga-only sequel which turned previously cooperative players against each other, with every level a battle for survival between the original game's characters The Bitmap Brothers enjoyed another leg-up from ITV, as Saturday morning TV came calling once more.

Mr. Copé was swift to seize the moment to call once more for party unity.

"Today we are called once more, and it is time for our generation to answer that call".

Angry Republicans called once more for a special election for the Senate seat, a notion Democrats had rejected before Mr. Blagojevich made his appointment.

But when he stands on the podium as a spokesman for the act of remembering, Mr. Michel, 86, will have to call once more on his penmanship — this time for help remembering.

And on Friday, in a speech at the Port of Miami in Florida, the president called once more for a new public-private funding strategy for infrastructure — $21 billion, on top of some $40 billion previously announced.

Following the arrest, the chief prosecutor for the tribunal, Carla del Ponte, called once more for the capture of Dr. Karadzic and said the two men should stand trial jointly because they were charged with the same heinous crimes.

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