Sentence examples for regions calling from inspiring English sources

In 1969, George McGovern chaired a select committee on hunger that actually held bipartisan "field hearings" in poor regions, calling witnesses in migrant labor camps, and then, with Bob Dole's indispensable support, greatly expanded the food-stamp program.

From Juba to Darfur to the Nuba Mountains, the government leadership's rhetoric has always had an appallingly dehumanising tone towards Sudan's non-Arab ised) peoples inon-Arab isedse regions, calling them insects, rubbish, and such, and subjecting them to unspeoplese brutalinhabiting likes of which Sudan's Arabised communithosehave not faced, so faregionseast.

However, he did admit that that some had left his Party of the Regions, calling them "traitors".

Hibbard's comments come in the wake of the four Welsh rugby regions calling for an independent public inquiry into how the Welsh Rugby Union negotiates and allocates broadcasting and competition revenue.

"When we hear the regions calling for more money to be thrown at themselves I think you do pose the question 'is that sensible?' That's not being critical of the regions - it's the fact that the current model is not working.

- The global role focuses on value based questions; crises asking for hard security mainly in form of military intervention will be difficult to manage -- possibly with the exception of adjacent regions calling for operations limited in size and power projection.

Some regions, called "necks," become attenuated areas of infinite density.

Dashed lines demarcate regions within the background distribution, regions called as sampled sites and regions that were called as peaks.

The device consists of a narrow channel followed by a series of expansion regions called reservoirs.

Between the branches and nodes there develop great dark regions called voids.

Congressmen from other regions called it a $2 billion boondoggle, the worst kind of pork barrel politics.