Sentence examples for calls for a response from inspiring English sources
Cruickshank narrates a story of immense change which continues to this day, and calls for a response to the destruction of not only a way of life but of memory by forces that are not benign and affect us all.
The American Civil Liberties Union does not support vouchers for several reasons, but the suggestion that vouchers are a lifeline to students who need help the most and an avenue to greater equality calls for a response.
The statement from Ms. Malmstrom was one of the strongest calls for a response to the disaster on Thursday, when an overstuffed and rickety trawler carrying an estimated 500 migrants fleeing war and poverty caught fire and capsized near the Italian island of Lampedusa.
Wolfe-Simon and her co-author Ronald Oremland then came under attack by journalists when they declined to respond to media calls for a response to these comments.
During the early stage of cancer clinical trials, when it is not convenient to construct an explicit hypothesis testing, a study on a new therapy often calls for a response rate (p) estimation concurrently with or right before a typical phase II study.
In a statement to VICE, the Justice Department said only that it is reviewing Leahy and Grassley's letter, which calls for a response to their concerns by the end of the month.
"We ALREADY SAW this in Iraq!" Senator Ruslan Gattarov tweeted in reaction to Obama and Cameron's call for a response to the chemical attack in Damascus.
In the hours following the violence in Voronezh several Russian activists wrote open letters to Adidas, a German company, calling for a response.
Since the kidnappings, four hostage videos have been released by the kidnappers calling for a response to their request to have a number of prominent members of a radical Shia group, the Righteous League, released.
Britain's energy and climate change secretary, Ed Davey, who has been heavily involved in the climate negotiations at the UN, called for a response to climate change that was commensurate with its threat.
