Sentence examples for change call from inspiring English sources

In 2012, Harvard voted in favor of a climate change call for ConocoPhillips to set targets for reducing its greenhouse gas emissions.

Jon Huntsman tweeted that he not only believed in evolution but trusted scientists reports on climate change — "Call me crazy," he wrote, and many people did (until he backed off his support).

Hillary's jarring exchange with Edwards over change call for the Clinton spinsters to counter her appearance as an agent of the "status quo" as Edwards characterized her; and a woman panicked and losing, with a more robust vision of a Hillary as the tough fighter, ready to go into the dirt with the boys and beat them.

But if all the changes being proposed by the coalition come to fruition, British democracy could look and feel very different by the next general election, set by the coalition for May 2015.Depending on the outcome of the referendum, that general election may be held using a new voting system: supporters of change call it the biggest shake-up since votes for women in 1928.

Law change call on women in politics.

Lack of reliable energy resources and increasing concerns about climate change call for improved predictive tools.

Prior acknowledged the change, calling his delivery shorter.

In this change, called adiabatic, entropy remains constant.

She said change called for "leadership, advocacy and courage".

Senator James M. Inhofe, Republican of Oklahoma, a skeptic of climate change called for an independent investigation.

Others say that the Talmudic principle of nishtanu hatva'im (circumstances change) calls for a reappraisal.