Sentence examples for establishing a hotline from inspiring English sources

In January it decreed that all Friday sermons must adhere to a weekly theme set by the religious-affairs ministry, establishing a hotline to allow worshippers to denounce preachers daring to voice political dissent.

There is talk of establishing a hotline between the Japan Coast Guard and the China National Oceanic Bureau, to co-ordinate search-and-rescue missions in an increasingly crowded sea.Dates, damn datesMilitary relations also appear to be warming.

"We are encouraging servicers to staff up, establishing a hotline for homeowners, looking for new tools to expedite this process, working with communities to get the word out about resources available to homeowners".

In addition to establishing a hotline, RAICES — the beneficiary of a viral social media campaign to help separated families that has so far raised more than $20 million — is also coordinating an effort to create a database of separated children, based on reports from lawyers who are representing them.

It was the same deal when I asked if the GSO had ever considered establishing a hotline for members of AA who had experienced sexual harassment or assault at the hands of another group member.

In New York, Gov. Andrew Cuomo last week announced the establishment of a special police unit to investigate hate crimes and established a hotline for potential victims to call.

In 2008 the two countries agreed to establish a hotline between their two defence ministries.

The government has set prices for emergency equipment, and established a hotline for consumers who suspect price gouging.

The countries agreed to conduct coordinated sea patrols and establish a hotline to combat piracy and kidnappings in surrounding waters.

During a 27 minute-meeting, they discussed the need to establish a hotline, and talks today are expected to focus on issues that divide the two countries.

We have established a hotline for complaints as well as researching online, and we have raised the fine for people who break the rules to €20,000".