Sentence examples for has accepted a call from inspiring English sources

And Timmy Chandler has accepted a call, too.

"There are many here who simply couldn't stand to see his number come up on the board," said Muñeca Pereira (No. 238), a dispatcher at Llama who referred to the display that shows which driver has accepted a call.

Thus the co-chairman and former chief executive of Infosys Technologies, Nandan Nilekani, has accepted a call to direct India's mammoth effort to provide a unique digital identification number for every one of its 1.1 billion citizens, which will make possible more effective delivery of social services across the country.

"It's difficult to know if mum has accepted a phone call or if they have her details, know she is frail and just keep taking the money.

Syria has accepted a U.N.-sponsored peace plan calling for the withdrawal of troops and heavy weapons from cities ahead of peace talks between Assad and his opponents, special envoy Kofi Annan said on Tuesday.

Kosovo's new constitution, which came into force on June 15th, gives the UN no role, but its government has accepted an EU mission called EULEX.Brussels had assumed that the UN would hand over its prerogatives in Kosovo to EULEX.

Mr. Sharon, a longtime advocate of the settlements, has accepted an American-backed peace plan that calls for the removal of unauthorized Jewish outposts in Palestinian territory, but he has been slow to act on that commitment.

With pressure increasing on the Houthis, the UN on Wednesday announced that the rebels had accepted a Security Council resolution calling for an end to the fighting.

In Asmara, the Eritrean government said it had accepted a plan that calls for the redeployment of Ethiopian troops to prewar positions after the arrival of a United Nations peacekeeping force.

He refused to comment on reports that his wife had accepted a role in a play called "The Vagina Monologues".

On the basis of his reading, he might have had the role of Claudius, but later called to say he had accepted a different offer.