When the USG leaders said they could not make a change because contracts had been signed, opponents of the choice called for a boycott of the concert.
THE angry debate over how to solve the problem of overcrowding at the Nassau County jail intensified last week after County Executive Francis T. Purcell, declaring he had no other choice, called for construction to begin as soon as possible on a 300-bed annex to the jail in East Meadow.
Its 1988 report, A Positive Choice, called for a fresh perception of something that was then still often seen as a hangover from the 19th-century workhouse – indeed, some council-run care homes were crudely converted workhouses with rooms shared by as many as six people.
In Birth of a New Earth, Adrian Parr argues that this is a false choice, calling for a shift from an opposition between revolution and incremental change to a renewed collective imagination.
The new approach to bandwidth choice calls for refined asymptotic measurement of the coverage probabilities, which are provided by means of an Edgeworth expansion of the finite sample distribution of the nonparametrically studentized t-statistic.
A petition that attempts to override that choice, calling for Secretary of State John Kerry to revoke Kutesa's visa, raises the thorny question of whether the US alone should be allowed to decide who can or cannot travel to the UN.
The Scottish Retail Consortium said its members were committed to helping consumers make healthier choices and called for "regulation or legislation" on the issue.
Pro-choice activists called for the strike, or "national absence campaign", after the Polish parliament voted on 23 September for Stop Abortion's proposals to be scrutinised by a parliamentary committee.
Kanye West, who said slavery was a choice, just called for the abolition of the 13th amendment.
Lugubrious Luton Long grass, tough choices ReprintsMr Blair called for Anglo-Irish relations to be based on far more than a joint approach to the north; he also called for enhanced co-operation in Europe.
