Sentence examples for powers calling from inspiring English sources

Wearing his trademark upturned cap, he mocked the international powers calling on Mr. Gbagbo to step down.

But their pledge, brokered by a group of seven middle-level powers calling themselves the New Agenda Coalition, gives at least a psychological lift to flagging efforts to contain and abolish nuclear weapons, the aim of a 30-year-old treaty whose achievements and failures have been under review by the United Nations conference.

Making a final push ahead of the vote Thursday, Ryan dismissed claims that the bill would give the island bailout powers, calling it "absolutely, undeniably, categorically false".

Having lived through World War II herself, she can very well empathise with those children in a destroyed Europe who received humanitarian assistance from the Allied powers, calling themselves the 'United Nations'.

Having lived through World War II herself, Ms. Redgrave can very well empathize with those children in a destroyed Europe who received humanitarian assistance from the Allied powers, calling themselves 'the United Nations'.

WOW: Today Tucker Carlson welcomed (er, "welcomed") British journalist Gerri Peev — aka "The Scot Heard 'Round The World" thanks to today's incendiary piece in The Scotsman wherein she quoted Barack Obama advisor Samantha Powers calling Hillary Clinton a "monster" — and the two mixed it up but good.

The NSW government has sought to introduce new powers called serious crime prevention orders.

The United States, the European Union and other world powers called for the investigators to visit the site of Wednesday's attack.

It may be that the executive branch can justify the extraordinary and far-reaching powers called for in the order.

Kotarou is a superhuman with two powers called Rewrite and Aurora.

In 1852, the great powers called a conference in London to discuss the Danish succession.