Sentence examples for purpose of calling from inspiring English sources

The characteristic behaviour seems to have the purpose of calling attention to oneself.

"The only purpose of calling that number would be to go into voicemails," Reed said.

Secondly, the purpose of calling them rights, and having them within the legal framework, is to recognise their justiciability, hence affording remedies to victims of abuse.

The bill was filed for the purpose of calling on' the Court to declare that that agreement should be specifically performed.

Mr Estrada was not in the part of the presidential palace with the telephone linked by direct line to the prison installed for the very purpose of calling off an execution at the last minute.

While Ekmekçioğlu is a leading historian of the early Turkish Republic in general, most of her work has come with the clear purpose of calling attention to overlooked women who, in exceedingly difficult times, sought to keep their society alive.

Additionally, based on a review of the purpose of calls and interviews, many calls were used for coordination and planning purposes.

We identified the type of call, various administrative information, the purpose of call, resources triggered, medical advice, hospital department admission, and clinical evolution.

The analysis of the purpose of call section led to the following categorization of calls: advice, children under 5, meetings, sexual and reproductive health, work, missed, personal and other.

However, the information provided on the purpose of calls added contextual information that could not be captured by the call data and billing statements, and was only partially captured in the interviews.

John Crace in the Guardian, like Treneman, was unconvinced about the purpose of manifestos, calling them "booklets full of promises that will be broken that turn up unwanted on voters' doorsteps and remain unread".