Joseph A. Califano Jr., the former Health secretary and president of the research group involved, called for an increase in government spending.
When the equaliser finally arrived Schweinsteiger was inevitably involved, calling for the ball near halfway then moving it forward to Rooney, who supplied Mata for the cross that brought the penalty.
A resolution of the euro crisis might at some stage involve calls for greater outlays by Britain, whose banks are exposed to Spanish and Italian debt.
The first definition pertains to the goal of many gun control advocates, involving calls for explicit changes in public policy, law, and regulations.
Originally, algorithms for identifying sSNVs involved calling variants in the two samples separately, for example, SNVMix [ 8].
But Clinton's more substantive high point involved calling out the Republican party for its refusal to "end the era of mass incarceration and to say, loudly and clearly, yes, black lives matter".
The work was worthwhile for all involved, calling attention to the plight of a region that has faced decades of occupation.
However, most of these studies involve calls as corroborating evidence for differences established first on morphological or genetic grounds, or are an explicit attempt to illustrate reproductive character displacement/reinforcement between established species.
Communication between health workers can involve calling superiors for advice and patient referrals.
This could involve "calling the game for rain" and starting all over again, if Obama (as is being rumored) introduces his own legislation, which would assumably have to be passed by the four committees which have already managed to pass their own bills.
Part of Corbyn's Brighton speech involved a call for Southern, the private company that runs the much-disrupted rail service into Brighton, to be stripped of its contract and replaced with a so-called people's railway, as part of a wider rail nationalisation programme.
