Sentence examples for raised calls from inspiring English sources

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

However, some of those efforts have raised calls for concern among environmentalists and others who wish to preserve the natural landscape.

In recent months, recalls have shaken the American toy industry, led to a surge in testing, prompted Congressional hearings and raised calls for more stringent testing rules.

Wilson's death has raised calls for closed or protected cockpits in single-seater racing, and Pérez believes it is a concept that must be considered.

The rapidity with which the summer's signs of a weakening economy have raised calls for fiscal stimulus — from economists, financial forecasters, business leaders and the chairman of the Federal Reserve, Ben S. Bernanke — recalls the final months of 2008, as the near collapse of the financial system intensified the recession that year just as Mr. Obama was preparing to take office.

The weak data has once again raised calls for policymakers to boost stimulus measures to spur growth.

Members of the opposition have charged to the well with fists raised, calling the prime minister and his men thieves and shouting for them to step down.

The challenges raised call for a broader reflection around the design, implementation, and management of EWS.

In Colombia, the mayor of Aracataca, the small town where the author was born and raised, called on the remains to be interred there.

In the United Kingdom, following a local newspaper story in October 2005, a parliamentary Early Day Motion was raised calling for Salvia divinorum to be banned there.

More debatable is the banner they raised calling themselves the Western Conference regular-season champions, ignoring the small detail that they lost in the second round of the playoffs.