Sentence examples for reignited calls from inspiring English sources

The suits have reignited calls to reform the country's laws, which date to the 19th century.

The attack, which took place in Wigan, has reignited calls for the Government to take a stronger stance on the control of dangerous dogs.

In an article published with the re-analysis, Peter Doshi, associate editor of the BMJ, said the new paper "has reignited calls for retraction of the original study, putting additional pressure on academic and professional institutions to publicly address the many allegations of wrongdoing".

His brother's death – one of two immigration detainees to die in March – has reignited calls for an overhaul of how Canada treats those who run afoul of its immigration laws and shone a spotlight on what critics describe as a "legal black hole" in Canada.

A Wiltshire MP has reignited calls for a tunnel to be constructed alongside the Stonehenge monument.

John Glen, the Conservative MP for Salisbury, reignited calls for a tunnel to be constructed alongside the Stonehenge monument.

Celebrations of Magna Carta this year could reignite calls for some form of legislated Bill of Rights.

A big jobs number tomorrow will only reignite calls for a rate hike in a fortnight's time.

With a recession biting in the United States, experts say, these new Chinese measures could reignite calls in Congress to punish China over its trade practices.

She said celebrations of Magna Carta this year could reignite calls for some form of legislated bill of rights, but it was "highly improbable in the current political environment".

Senior academics say controversy over the issue could reignite calls to move to a system whereby pupils apply for their university places after they receive their A-level results.