Sentence examples for no hotline from inspiring English sources

There's no hotline, for example, to defuse tensions over a conflict at sea, such as the Vietnam-China skirmish over the Spratlys in 1988 in which 70 Vietnamese sailors were killed.

There is no hotline you can call and say: "Comrade, why did you censor my website?" Danwei.org is in good company: YouTube, Facebook, Twitter and hundreds of other foreign sites are inaccessible in China at the moment.

She said that there was no hotline at Fox News during her employment and that she had repeatedly complained to the human resources department at Fox News, as well as other executives, about Mr. O'Reilly's behavior.

There is no hotline number to call, either.

The world has changed a lot over the past few months, and let's be honest – there's no hotline number we can call to learn how best to deal with rising right-wing extremism in this country.

Many found out that there is no outage hotline — that to call in "no power," you have to deal with billing questions and other obstacles.

Its MPs can go around the world advocating "values" but they have no special hotline to Beijing, and any preaching about "democracy and the rule of law" from the former colonial power is unlikely to convince.

There was no national hotline for victims of abuse to call for help.

For one thing, there would be no nuclear hotline their leaders could use to stave off a crisis or resolve a misunderstanding.

If Francis can deal with the fact that his followers are not sheep but humans able to think for themselves, those with no hereditary hotline to heaven can learn from his humility.

Thank you for calling the No-Show Jobs Hotline.