Sentence examples for challenges calling from inspiring English sources

The government had used "vitriolic language" to describe those bringing legal challenges, calling them "radical green activists" engaged in "vigilante litigation".

While being a major actor in the nuclear reactor business with proven light water technology, AREVA wishes to be ready to meet the new challenges calling for small grid requirements, high temperature process heat and cogeneration.

Gov. Bobby Jindal of Louisiana said Republicans were also focused on trying to rebuild the economy, but he criticized Democrats for turning to government programs — and spending — to deal with the nation's challenges, calling such an approach irresponsible.

In a "Last Word" interview with The New York Times in 2006, videotaped to accompany this obituary online, Dr. Commoner elaborated on his holistic views and lamented the inability of society to connect the dots among its multitude of challenges, calling it "an unfortunate feature of political development in this country".

The 2010 Pentagon budget acknowledges some of these challenges, calling for more spending on Afghanistan than Iraq for the first time since the US-led invasion of Iraq in 2003 and outlining some 50 programme changes to play up unconventional warfare capabilities.

The Los Angeles County registrar-recorder dismissed those challenges, calling the election for Bellamy.

Do you agree that abnormal challenges call for abnormal leaders?

The challenges call for a more sophisticated debate about trade.

These challenges call for a better understanding of the design basis.

But different situations and challenges call for different strengths.

She announced another of a series of data driven challenges called "coastal inundation in your community".