Sentence examples for launching a call from inspiring English sources

The Royal Australasian College of Physicians (RACP) is today launching a call for law reform regarding the use of physical punishment to discipline children.

The government is also launching a call for evidence on allowing customers access to accurate electronic data on how much energy they use to enable them to share it securely with price comparison websites in return for individual quotes.

In launching a call for evidence last month, the Department for Business said "the low proportion of women holding directorships" suggested business was not using all of the skills and talents of the workforce effectively and that "women are being denied the opportunity to reach their true potential and contribute fully to the UK economy".

Gray, the ACICS executive director, said the accreditor is launching a call center to verify the job placement data that schools report.

Now, YSI-CF says it is hungry to feed -- and help grow -- many more start-ups: "We are launching a call for young social entrepreneurs," said Jory Cohen, managing director of YSI-CF.

As one of the mechanisms to achieve the goals of the Global Observatory on Health R&D, the WHO is launching a Call for Papers to be published as a Thematic Series in Health Research Policy and Systems to contribute state-of-the-art knowledge and innovative approaches to analyse, interpret, and report on health R&D information.

In 2010 SEMAT launched a call for action to refound Software Engineering.

The Department of Energy and Climate Change on Thursday launched a call for evidence on community energy.

The FCA will launch a call for evidence in the coming weeks.

On December 1st the government was due to launch a call for evidence on how to reform it.

The government has now launched a call for evidence and is consulting on the options to relieve this impasse.