Sentence examples for gathering and calling from inspiring English sources

Charges were "involvement in illegal practices and inciting gatherings and calling for unauthorized marches through social networking sites", "participation in an illegal assembly", and "participation in an illegal gathering and calling for a march without prior notification".

It also identifies "poor attitudes, ineffective training and inadequate evidence gathering" and calls for an urgent overhaul by the police service of its response to domestic abuse – from the frontline up to the leadership.

A team of 200 officers a huge number, as many as were on a task force investigating Moscow's theatre siege in 2002 is gathering evidence and calling witnesses.

Bangkok, 2 August 2013 UNICEF offices throughout East Asia and the Pacific will be gathering information and calling for action to stop violence against children as part of a new global End Violence Against Children initiative.

CBS declined to share its news-gathering material and called the request "unreasonable and oppressive".

NATO said only that "at least two dozen" insurgents were killed after a joint Afghan-NATO ground operation observed a large gathering of armed men and called in an airstrike.

13 14 A recent review identified data from mass gatherings as non-uniform and called for consistent data to enable future research.

But he says he was shocked to hear of recent changes to allow more sweeping authorisations of programmes such as the gathering of US phone records, and called for a reform of the system to allow counter-arguments to be heard.

But rather than see that process through, the new provision changed the study mid-stream and called for gathering even more data — including the regulation's impact on the longevity of drivers.

Activists are gathering to commemorate the dead and call for an end to the bloodshed, while Bashar al-Assad continues to wage war on the majority of the population as he readies a dubious "re-election" campaign.

From the 1930's to the 60's they met with friends weekly, often in the pub, and called their gatherings the Inklings.