Sentence examples for has recently been called from inspiring English sources

This situation requires immediate and urgent attention, as has recently been called for in both a recent World Bank report and Health literature [ 13, 14].

It has recently been called upon to deal with several spectacular assaults on prominent sites by squads of suicide fighters.

The strength of Mr. Sneddon's case has recently been called into question; he has twice delayed officially charging Mr. Jackson.

He is certain to need both attributes in his latest august incarnation.The entire structure of the BBC's governance has recently been called into question.

And when Lyn receives a diagnosis of cancer, Sam coincidentally ends up as Lyn's clinician, because for some reason Lyn's actual doctor has recently been called away.

It seemed a fittingly ominous atmosphere for the city's main festival of contemporary-art buying and champagne-soaked social climbing, whose future has recently been called into doubt.

The N.F.L., which has said it would reopen its investigation if more information was uncovered, has recently been calling former Patriots players.

The two have even accused each other of poisoning Yasser Arafat, the Palestinians' long-time leader, who died in murky circumstances in 2004.To rally support, Mr Abbas has recently been calling for the release of Marwan Barghouti, the most popular Palestinian politician, who is serving five life sentences in an Israeli prison.

However, it is a system that has recently being called into question, with proposals to exclude non-eligible migrants, including failed asylum seekers and irregular migrants, from access to free GP services [ 7], and recent changes to the enforcement and scope of hospital charging procedures [ 8].

Mrs. Ventura, 61, said the police had recently been called to the apartment.

Islamic Council board member Junaid Cheema said he had recently been called a "fucking Muslim" in the street.