Sentence examples similar to less call on from inspiring English sources

Yet this madness could have been prevented: all responsible politicians, more or less, called on Yeltsin to pick up the phone, ring Dudayev and come to an agreement.

For the first time ever, people made less calls on their cellphones than the previous year.

It means fewer cars on the road, less call for parking spaces and greater convenience for commuters.

Worse, there is less outside help to call on as they are given sicker people to care for.

Half of the respondents spent 48 hours or less on-call per month and only 7.6% were on-call more than 168 hours (i.e., more than one week per month).

The people, split between Palestinians and Bedouin tribesmen, have lifted themselves out of poverty largely by providing construction workers for Israelis -- labor that Israelis have called on far less in the last two years of fighting between Jews and Palestinians.

United's defence is still not perfect but since that Swansea defeat, they have limited the opposition's chances and De Gea has been called on far less.

Several practice factors predicted lower continuity: number of MDs, nurses, opening on weekends, and having 24 hours a week or less on-call.

Orchestras, which are often criticized for not offering more diverse programming, are less frequently called on to account for the lack of diversity within their ranks.

President Castro, who took over from his brother Fidel in 2008, was only slightly less expansive, calling on Congress to formally lift the embargo but saying he believed Obama could substantially "modify its use".

Many hospital doctors particularly female doctors try to reduce their working hours by choosing family friendly specialties with less on-call or shift duties.