Sentence examples for issues and call from inspiring English sources

Here, I discuss six issues and call for more attention to the science of HIV and well-designed clinical trials.

Jeb Bush is another guy I admire for his ability to analyze issues and call them for what they are.

The conference brought students in the field together to network, discuss major issues and call attention to their research through presentations or posters.

The video which accompanies the track has also received a level of backlash from individuals claiming it's an aggressive attack on law enforcement; with some taking to her Facebook page to voice their issues and call for a boycott against the artist.

Today's U.S.A., from the Capitol down to the locals, is saturated by the demagogues who, while stuffing their pockets, engage nonsense-ventilating gadflies to obscure the issues and call the process democracy at work.

College cost and financing are complex issues and call for a comprehensive approach to supporting students and families - if for no reason other than our national interest in remaining competitive.

He avoided hot-button issues and called for civility.

Our study takes a step in examining these issues and calls for more research.

Mr. Haney is a professor of juvenile justice issues and calls himself a community service activist and very conservative.

Francis, himself a Jesuit, chastised the church's narrow focus on controversial social issues and called instead for a more merciful and less judgmental church.

Cable said ministers should remain in charge of some competition issues and called for a clear definition of plurality in terms of media ownership.