As a longtime observer and admirer of the arts in Northern Ireland, particularly its theatre, I simply don't know how artists and arts professionals there keep going, as events continually call for yet another protest, yet another emergency coalition, yet another belt-tightening.
Collaborative governance critics continually call for evidence to support its prevalent use.
Numerous investigations have established the strong clinical utility of cardiac rehabilitation, while clinical guidelines continually call for a high level of referral and participation.
This solution might be the best bet as you don't have to wait in any lines or continually call stores.
A New York Times book review of the directory in 1975 theorized that "either Mayor Beame was becoming irked at having people continually call 566-5700 ask ask why John Lindsay wasn't plowing the side streets out in Bellerose, or he simply wanted a Green Book with his name in gold on the cover, too".
By default, holding it down for a few seconds prompts the phone to continually call and message 5 preset people in case something nasty happens.
It's a phone where you have to continually call to mind that absurdly low price tag – and when you do that, the photos the Moto G takes look plenty good.
Those who continually call for regime change in Iran as a condition for improved relations with that country, as Obama's critics are now doing, ignore that history.
That's how he explained things, anyway, to Think Progress' Lee Fang in a surreal interview, where being confronted with the information that BofA paid nothing in taxes led him to continually call for the lowering of the corporate tax rate.
We want to watch a movie, not 150 minutes of stitched-together celebrity cameos that continually call attention to the fact that there's the dude from Billions playing Steve McQueen in the background of a scene and, oh, is that Luke Perry?
For example, the financial industry will continually call for carbon allowance trading to be allowed OTC (over-the-counter), a form of derivatives trading that gives firms and traders the most leeway to leverage, speculate, arbitrage, and maximize profit by avoiding regulations.
