Sentence examples for published calling from inspiring English sources

Last month, an open letter from the scientometric community was published calling for publishers to open their references.

One year ago, an artists' manifesto for Belarus was published, calling for free speech and signed by Stoppard, Ai Weiwei and, in one of his last public acts, Václav Havel.

Barton Gellman, the three-time Pulitzer prize winner who used Edward Snowden's disclosures in his reporting on the NSA while at the Washington Post, dismantled the report's claims when the executive summary was published, calling it "aggressively dishonest" and "trifling".

The school issued a statement hours after the magazine article was first published, calling the allegations "highly disturbing and absolutely abhorrent," but stating that for privacy reasons and "upon advice of counsel," the administrators were limited in their ability to respond to specific allegations.

This week a report is published calling for more of what its authors say matters most – not exam results and league tables, but the spiritual, moral, social and cultural aspects of education or, in a nutshell, the "soul" of a school.

When stories are published calling Taylor "insane" and a "control freak", and when entire Tumblr threads are devoted to how "annoying" she is, we're sending a message to young girls and women: You are not allowed to be seen enjoying your success or your sexuality – and you are certainly not to appear to think you deserve either.

Culture Note: A book has been published called "The Culture of the Abdomen".

In 2002, a book was published called "The Emerging Democratic Majority".

A condensed version was also published, called The Elements of Colour.

In October 2014 a book is being published called Beyond the Stars.

His name is Roland Carter and he has read an article Harriet published called "Literacy and the Media".