Sentence examples for released to call from inspiring English sources

Concerned dermatologists wrote to the British Medical Journal after the coins were released to call for a proper assessment of the health risks.

The opposition appears set to rally around Mr. Kazulin, taking advantage of his temporary release to call for antigovernment demonstrations.

But Yang chose for its Western release to call it A One and a Two, the phrase used by the leader of a jazz band to introduce a number.

We became so used to it that we didn't feel anything," one survivor of the camps told the investigator, who used the report's release to call for those responsible for the atrocities inside the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) and possibly the country's leader himself, Kim Jong-un, to be referred to the International Criminal Court for prosecution.

AAHR issued a media release to call for a public debate.

It said: "The North Wales Councils recognise that the release of the report may bring distress to those affected by historic abuse and they encourage anyone who is affected by its release to call one of the numbers below if they need support.

The software released to testers is called a beta version, and the trial users are known as beta testers.

A tapped telephone call released to the media gave more details.

Although 911 calls are public information once released to the media, Harrin said she wasn't allowed to release the call until Harris agreed to let it be disseminated to the media.

Despite the White House's Wednesday move to release emails, Republicans continued to call for more information on Thursday.

"U Don't Have to Call" was released as the third single, on January 12 , 2002