Sentence examples for degrees calling from inspiring English sources

The articles about Las Iguanas resulted in a petition set up by website 38 Degrees calling on the chain to change its policy.

A petition on the website 38 Degrees calling for teachers to boycott Sats had gathered more than 38,000 signatures as of Monday evening.

Earlier this month, at the American Council on Education's annual meeting, Senator Lamar Alexander of Tennessee, a Republican who served as education secretary and president of the University of Tennessee, urged colleges to consider three-year degrees, calling them the higher education equivalent of a fuel-efficient car.

At a wet-bulb temperature of 88 to 90 degrees, called heat condition red, heavy work is restricted to six hours a day.

The lecturers, who taught English, history, geography, psychology and business studies degrees, called for A-level exams to include more open-ended questions and encourage more independent study.

A new service from 83 Degrees called Super Chirp launches this evening that lets Twitter users get paid for their content stream.

Now redo all of the pizza math from above... Squares have all four sides equal and all corners are 90 degrees, called right angles.

After prodding by Third Point, Yahoo conceded that Mr. Thompson had only an accounting degree, calling it an "inadvertent error".

In June Mr. Kushner received the degree, calling it "the most interesting one I had to work hardest to get".

Two years ago, Khamenei issued a degree calling for a 'resistance economy' based on higher production and self-sufficiency, greater investment of revenue from oil sales, financial reform, greater transparency and 'knowledge-based' industries.

Meanwhile, Russian law enforcement officials have leveled unrelated fraud charges against the head of the government commission that approved Andriyanov's degree, calling renewed attention to allegations that the body was involved in a larger scheme to approve falsified dissertations.