Sentence examples for hotline- from inspiring English sources

Not to mention the apparent contradiction of cancelling the citizenship of those already fighting overseas so they don't come back at the same time as Australians are being urged to call the national security hotline with information about anyone planning to travel to the conflict zones so they can be prevented from leaving.

The document makes frequent reference to the Tell Mama hotline, the pioneering initiative for recording Islamophobic crimes and incidents, which has been praised by ministers, for monitoring anti-Muslim sentiment in the UK.

In 2011, a Californian user had her apartment trashed, leading to Airbnb (perhaps belatedly) offering a host guarantee and a 24-hour customer service hotline.

Wam's power is extremely limited: it in effect has a hotline to Twitter, to escalate complaints that it has verified; it will also compile statistics on how well the service is handling them.

Crimestoppers is circulating descriptions of British suspects believed to be on the Costa del Sol and urging law-abiding expats to shop their criminal neighbours with impunity by ringing the confidential hotline set up as part of a three-month pilot project, Operation Captura.

The rightwing press has so far been thwarted in its efforts to find the stone, despite the Sun newspaper setting up a dedicated "Ed Stone hotline".

On Sunday, the government announced that an extra $4m will be delivered to domestic and sexual violence hotline 1800RESPECT, representing a 30% increase in funding over two years.

However, the Observer understands that government funding for the hotline appears not to have been renewed.

(They reported him to the national security hotline).

Currently FIFA's hotline which goes directly to an investigator does not inspire trust or help people in lower leagues.

The factories' workers will get safety training and a hotline to report any worries.