Sentence examples for may calling the from inspiring English sources

The United Nations Office of the Commissioner for Human Rights released a statement in early May calling the continued detention in Guantánamo a "flagrant violation of international human rights law" and categorizing the force-feeding at the prison as "cruel, inhuman and degrading".

This is despite that he softened his stance in May, calling the ban "just a suggestion".

"They may call the game".

Someone may call the cops.

WASHINGTON — President Bush may call the shots around the White House.

To apply, interested workers may call the college at (212) 212-8350.

Some may call the Pavlovian responses to "Grown Ups" laughter.

The basic mechanism at work is something we may call the Aspen effect.

Consumers may call the National Pesticide Information Center at (800) 858-7378 to report a problem with the products.

How to preserve it, this magical experience, which we may call the integrity of the occasion?

Critics may call the Knight Commission toothless, but it has effectively defined the problems most clearly.