Sentence examples for face calls from inspiring English sources

Theresa May could face calls from ministers including David Davis, Liam Fox and Boris Johnson to abandon the so-called customs partnership, which is generally regarded as her preferred option.

However, ministers face calls for more urgent action.

Both he and Mr Azarov continue to face calls to step down.

Leading City investors warned last night that both McGrath and Thiam face calls to step down.

Presumably not, as he would still face calls to return the check.

Should he lose his majority, the prime minister will face calls to step down in favour of Mr Martin.

· The BBC would face calls that the wrong man had resigned, which would leave the DG a lame duck.

If Britain overbids on its demands, it would move from irrelevance to isolation (and face calls to start paying towards euro-zone bail-outs).

Though they operate under the umbrella of Israel's security establishment, they face calls from the street for protection from Israel's increasingly intrusive army.

Should Google cave in to Free in France by paying high fees to reach its subscribers, it would face calls to do the same elsewhere.

Chilcot is expected to face calls to step down as chairman of the six-year-old inquiry from senior figures in Parliament this week.