Sentence examples for calls a range of from inspiring English sources

In a recent public statement, the EMA has reacted to new scientific evidence and now calls a range of exposure between 3 and 7 mg/day as acceptable without concern, while proposing a new ADI of 6 mg/person [5].

The proposed law, derided by critics as a "snooper's charter," would give the police and security agencies tracking terrorism suspects the right under judicial supervision to monitor Internet traffic in the same way that they can now monitor cellphone and landline telephone calls, a range of powers already available with a court order to investigators in the United States.

In addition to these two main calls a range of other sounds are made; these include scolding in mobbing of predators.

In the nineteen-twenties, the British Board of Film Censors had what the author Ruth Vasey called a "range of idiosyncratic requirements" relating to animal cruelty, references to mental insanity, Christian ceremonies, and depictions of colonial relations.

The years 1962 64 were a peak period for worldwide interest in Hovercraft, but by the early 1970s only the British had produced what could truly be called a range of craft, and this against considerable odds.

Combination long calls encompass a range of contact calls that are produced by isolated individuals using chirps and whistles.

In other words, this ambitious agreement calls for a range of sweeping structural changes including, crucially, land ownership reforms, daunting in their scope and highly challenging in their implementation.

Managers don't want to come up short when a project calls for a range of talents and backgrounds, and smart ones know that an age-diverse team is most likely to deliver it.

The reborn Left Book Club intends to publish what it calls "a full range of progressive traditions, perspectives and ideas", which reading groups can discuss and develop to promote "progressive social change in the interests of working people".

They are accompanied by what Enwezor called "annotations" – a range of events and performances that cast light on the text in their own way.

Some of his ministers have called for a range of punitive responses, including annexing portions of the West Bank or removing travel privileges from Palestinian officials.