Sentence examples for delegates called from inspiring English sources

Delegates called for a "summer of discontent," a reference to the so-called winter of discontent here in 1979, when union bosses and mass pickets left Britain with piles of uncollected garbage and unburied dead, and drove the Labor government of James Callaghan from power.

In speech after speech on Sunday, delegates called on Dr. Allawi to stop the fighting.

Delegates called him a "gentleman candidate" who made nobody angry except the Republicans.

Later delegates from underdeveloped countries spoke up for spending more on fundamental education..Western delegates called for more rigid economies.

Delegates called for teachers to be allowed the equivalent of one day a week off from the classroom to reduce their workload.

Arguments were polarised: some delegates called Azerbaijan's refusal to let Mr Straesser visit unacceptable; others claimed his report therefore lacked credibility.

Jeremiah Mahoney William Hurtt) is one of the American Olympics delegates calling for boycotts.

Delegates call for Israel to exert restraint and plan to work towards peace, but calls for an immediate ceasefire are again blocked by opposition from the US and Britain.

"I don't think we will have delegates calling for Trump's murder, or chants of 'Lock him up.'".

We were also pleased to see delegates calling for a stronger recognition of the rights of Indigenous peoples in protected areas management.

While Pronk lamented the Bush administration's decision in March to withdraw from the treaty, he said U.S. delegates observing the talks here have been behaving "constructively". Environmental organizations agreed with Pronk that the United States is now isolated in what many delegates call its refusal to make sacrifices for the sake of the planet.