Sentence examples for charities call from inspiring English sources

Moving the EU referendum debate on to greener terrain, the prime minister backed the charities' call with a promise to protect the birds and habitats directives, currently the subject of a "fitness check in Brussels.

The plot is inspired by a practice that homeless charities call "cuckooing", where drug gangs befriend vulnerable people, worming their way into their homes before finally turfing them out.

Local charities call it the "epicentre" of the trade.

He had been denying himself food for three days when someone from Catholic Charities called.

Anti-prostitution charities, called in by the media as experts, enjoy increased visibility.

Solicitor James Aspden, representing the three charities, called the ruling hugely disappointing.

The news conference was sponsored by Jubilee 2000, a coalition of charities calling for debt relief for the poor.

Ken Berger, president and CEO of Charity Navigator, which evaluates and rates charities, called Brinker's salary "extremely high".

The charity calls such offences "dishonour crime".

Carter is devoting his energies to a charity called WandAid.

A charity, called the Provender Trust, also has been established.