Sentence examples for formally call from inspiring English sources
Frankly, those looking for the perfect match of director and material may now formally call off the search.
With time running out before the deadline to pass a stopgap spending bill, House Republican leaders will formally call on the Senate to negotiate an end to the budget impasse that will shut down the government just after midnight.
Mr. Reid took to the Senate floor to formally call for a "conference" — a joint House-Senate negotiating committee — to resolve the differences between the budgets passed in March by the Republican-controlled House and Democratic-controlled Senate.
If the European Commission agrees on the report Wednesday, it then would formally call on E.U. heads of state and governments to consider the proposals at a summit meeting on June 17.
The group has also gathered almost a hundred and fifty thousand signatures on a petition calling for Coca-Cola to formally call for the repeal of Russia's anti-gay law and to donate funds to human-rights activists there.
All the combinatorial structures in this context are sorts of bundles over a basis with prescribed changes, that we formally call a basic datum.
The union, formally called 1199 S.E.I.U.
Doctors have formally called it homicide).
Such "loopholes and subsidies" are formally called tax expenditures.
The loans were formally called Supplemental Terrorist Activity Relief loans.
The nuclear deal — formally called the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (J.C.P.O.A).
