Sentence examples for consistent call from inspiring English sources

He said there was a "consistent call" from the committee to make the warnings more uniform.

"Some told him that his early and consistent call for more troops would put his presidential campaign at risk," Mr. Bush told the delegates.

Mr. McCain's "early and consistent call," which began in the fall of 2003, was long dismissed by the White House, which insisted that the president was following the advice of his commanders.

Although he staked out a claim as a left-winger at the Socialist presidential primary, he has zigzagged within the party over the years.Mr Montebourg's real hallmark is a tough and consistent call for cleaner democratic politics.

"Palestinian, Israeli and international BDS activists always try, whenever possible, to appeal to artists in private, and if there is no response, then we go public with our respectful, rational and morally consistent call, largely on social media," he said in an email to The post.

Put simply, there is no consistent call for cyberliberty anymore.

Kenny's family state they are supportive of "the impulse to protest" and thank Robinson's family for their "consistent calls for peaceful demonstrations".

There have been consistent calls among businesses for changes to the system which governs rates, to tackle discrepancies between bills depending on the size and location of businesses.

Consistent calls for police integration reach back to rioting in the early 1960's, and were endorsed in the 1968 report on race relations by the federal Kerner Commission.

Ever since an independent report by Lord Burns recommended urgent change a decade ago, there have been consistent calls for reform of the Council but both Lord Triesman and David Bernstein left Wembley without pushing it through.

A number of individuals spoke at the vigil, which easily could have been an excuse to incite, but rather there were consistent calls for calm, discussion and peaceful change," Flynn said.