Sentence examples for make a clear call from inspiring English sources

"Why doesn't Russia respond and issue a clear condemnation of the barbarity of the regime, and make a clear call for Assad to step down?" he said.

"It is so important to be physically and mentally fit enough to make a clear call even though you are having to work hard in difficult conditions".

"That's why the Secretary-General's Global Education First Initiative comes to make a clear call for everyone that this is unacceptable, and it's time for all of us to join forces to make sure that all kids are sent back to school".

In contrast to McMorris-Rodgers, Sen. Mike Lee (R-Utah) made a clear call for undoing the Affordable Care Act in the tea party response to the State of the Union.

It doesn't matter if annoying noise comes from the caller's environment, or over the network from the other end of the call, Voice Processor reduces multiple noise sources to make for a clearer call.

President Obama could have made a clearer statement: "I call upon Hamas to swiftly renounce that section of its charter that calls for the destruction of Israel and state plainly that it accepts the existence of a Jewish state".

When the way is clear make a radio call to ensure that the tower and other traffic know your intentions.

The board also said that the absence of a supervisor from the Teterboro tower at the time of the crash had allowed a controller to make a "nonbusiness" telephone call after he cleared the plane for takeoff, and slowed emergency notifications.

5) Make the clearing call yourself and have all your details to hand – So that's your Clearing number from Ucas Track, your A-level, AS level, and GCSE results (including module marks), your log-in details for Track, notes about the course, and any questions you have.

State attorneys use grand juries in cases when they cannot make a clear independent call, or when a case is explosive.

You may need to request that you call them back, hoping for a clearer line, or make an appointment to call them later when they are somewhere quieter.