Sentence examples for due to call from inspiring English sources

He is due to call next week for major investment from the private sector to help prevent social breakdown.

The Downing Street spokesman added that Nick Clegg, the deputy prime minister, who speaks Spanish, was due to call his Spanish counterpart, Soraya Saenz de Santamaria, later on Friday to reiterate Britain's concerns.

Instead the defence was due to call Gregg Jarrell, a University of Rochester professor and former Securities and Exchange Commission economist, who is expected to argue that Mr Rajaratnam's trading patterns do not suggest insider trading.

THE Columbine Maersk, a large container ship, was due to call at Gioia Tauro in Calabria on February 9th on its way from Tanjung Pelepas in Malaysia to Algeciras in southern Spain.

Celestino Corbacho, a leading Socialist, also said it would be "very premature" to discuss his party's longer term prospects since Mr. Zapatero is due to call a general election only in 2012.

The manufacturer, Manganese Bronze, which is due to call in administrators this week, could face an investigation by the Financial Services Authority, or the Insolvency Service, if it is proved directors knew about the problems before informing the stock market in a timely manner.

One could however speculate that the sustained and delayed responses are possibly due to calls of various durations eliciting an off response in some cells.

Sixteen per cent of data were excluded from analyses due to missing data, mainly due to calls that required simple advice and did not result in an alogirthm being launched.

To analyse disruptions due to telephone calls in primary care clinics, their reasons and distribution during the working day.

The approach used to filter out spurious SNP calls due to base calling errors involves clipping the end of reads, so that only the portion of reads with high-confidence bases is used for alignment and variant calling.

Manji describes the backlash she received from the Muslim community due to her "call to reform," as if her call was unprecedented.