Sentence examples for raise calls from inspiring English sources

The attack is likely to raise calls for tougher crackdowns on suspected extremists in a country that has faced decades of internal tensions over its Muslim population, which at 5 million is the largest in Europe.

It is, I suppose, conceivable that the duo's latest jape, a full-length feature entitled "Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit," five years in the making, might not secure another Oscar, but any such failure will raise calls for a congressional inquiry.

Chris Williamson, of data provider Markit, which compiles the survey, said: "The fall in the PMI for a second successive month suggests that the European Central Bank was correct to cut interest rates to a record low at its last meeting, and the further loss of growth momentum will raise calls for policy makers to do more".

Even though he was playing amateurs, Mr. Matros deliberated carefully with every hand, mulling whether to raise, call or fold.

The proposed contract defers a 3.75percentt raise called for next year until 2002, a tactic Mr. Parola said would strain the budget in the future.

It all comes down to that one last bluff, and whether Obama (or the other players at the table, the American people) will raise, call or fold.

The process — talking to each employee about his or her performance and whether he or she would be getting a raise — called for discretion and tact.

The ensuing media and political storm raised calls for General Pasha's resignation.

A spokesman for the department said Ms. Sebelius has made only two fund-raising calls.

At first, aides say, they had to press him to make fund-raising calls.

Instead, he found work making fund-raising calls and earned a few extra dollars tending bar.