Sentence examples for comments call from inspiring English sources

Mr Sutcliffe's comments call to mind the recent promise of Gordon Brown, the prime minister, to provide "British jobs for British workers": there is, it seems, greater political desire to protect citizens from immigrant labour than to improve their ability to compete with it.

The FA alleges that his comments call into question the integrity of Dean and/or Riley and/or bring the game into disrepute.

Chris Hazzard, Sinn Féin's Westminster candidate for the constituency who was at the debate, said the comments "call into question Mr Wells' responsibility and ability to run a health service for all".

Both comments call attention to the inconclusive nature of i-PCR and report evidence that the authors made a fundamental error: Their PCR primer--the DNA fragment used to fish for a small sequence amid an ocean of genome--bound to other DNA sequences in addition to the target sequence, a common problem with PCR techniques.

Despite press reports that the vast majority of comments call for the rulemaking to end, a thorough analysis of comments from organizations shows that those whom the rulemaking would most affect are also the ones most eager for it to proceed.

The Facebook post was "liked" by 189 people and drew enthusiastic comments calling for more.

Local councillors submitted comments calling on the retention of the historic building.

But in early July last year, some people posted comments calling for demonstrations.

The Assembly of First Nations condemned the comments, calling it a sad day for the province.

Dugher said that Griffiths' comments called into question the government's decision.

The Foreign Ministry, which knew Mr. Grossman had said nothing new, nonetheless jumped on the comments, calling Washington's position "irrelevant".