Sentence examples for chamber calls from inspiring English sources

The complaint, which the chamber calls entirely unfounded, raises the question of how the chamber picks its campaigns, and whether it accepts donations that are intended to be spent on specific issues or political races.

The chamber calls itself the world's largest business organization, representing more than 3 million U.S. businesses.

Then there's the example of what the Chamber calls DOJ's "aggressive pursuit of BAE Systems," the giant defense contractor.

To stop this happening Nautile's samples were transported in a special chamber called PERISCOP.

An American official, speaking to reporters outside the Council chamber, called the speech outrageous.

Possibly during the Stenia, a festival celebrated two days earlier, piglets were thrown into an underground chamber, called a megaron.

Within the camera, the unexposed film is housed in a totally dark chamber called the forward magazine.

It occupies a small chamber called a lacuna, which is contained in the calcified matrix of bone.

A ridge, or crista, covered by sensory hair cells is located at the end of each canal within an expanded chamber called the ampulla.

As senators spoke on both sides, protesters in the halls chanted loudly and a few people inside the chamber called out objections during the proceedings.

It was discovered in Maropeng, South Africa, about three hundred feet beyond the entrance to a cave chamber called Dinaledi ("Rising Star," in the local Sesotho language).