Sentence examples for is a common call from inspiring English sources

"It's not fair!" is a common call from the playground and, in subtler form, from more adult assemblies.

There is a common call among the country's multifarious opposition for greater representation in cabinet by members of former president Michel Aoun's Tayyar Movement, currently outside the government but allied with Hizbullah.

This transition to reusable data identifiably associated with an individual or group of individuals is a common call within the Open Science movement, relevant for all scientific disciplines.

Through their examination of recent documents and manifestos produced by organised groups of sex workers in many countries, Overs and Hawkins show that what links them is a common call for the decriminalisation of sex work and broader concepts of sex worker rights.

It is urged specifically that manufacturing ice for sale and distribution is a common calling; and that the right to engage in a common calling is one of the fundamental liberties guaranteed by the due process clause.

Welcoming the stranger and helping those in need are a common call, a thread that links different traditions.

"More research" was a common call.

The slaughtering of cattle had been a common calling in New Orleans before the monopoly sustained in Slaughter House Cases, 16 Wall.

Prior to the Eighteenth Amendment selling liquor was a common calling, but this Court held it to be consistent with the due process clause for a state to abolish the calling, Bartemeyer v. Iowa, 18 Wall.

Cut-zee is a common alarm call, composed of two parts: a short introduction followed by a slightly longer, falling element.

One of the most striking examples of this second channel is a common flower called toadflax.