Sentence examples for community calling from inspiring English sources

The ambiguities of scripture in these religions are frequently cleared up by creeds and dogmas of the community, calling for the assent of true believers.

They provide a unique angle on the issues affecting the school community, calling on knowledge and experience that other governors simply do not have.

Last summer, a coalition of seventy-nine human-rights and relief organizations wrote an open letter to the international community calling for better security in Afghanistan and warning that the Presidential elections there, now scheduled for September, were imperilled.

Like the neighbourhood watch group operating in my street, Avaaz makes you realise that there is a global community calling for justice and common sense in our globalising village.

Handsome, charismatic and articulate, he provided the mainstream news media with a continuing and histrionic story that would enrapture its readers: a burgeoning black community calling for self-determination, racial separatism and independence to be achieved by "any means necessary," including violent insurrection.

New treasurer Chris Bowen underlined Rudd's promise to rebuild relationships with the business community, calling the heads of the Business Council of Australia, the Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry, the Australian Industry Group and the Council of Small Business on his first morning in the job to arrange meetings.

This community, called "ShantiNiketan," or "abode of peace" in Sanskrit, has been his long-cherished dream.

Critics of the commune included Charles Lane, founder of another utopian community called Fruitlands.

The community calls for justice.

Norman Lurie produced movie about community called "House in the Desert".

An LSD community called the Merry Pranksters was formed.