Sentence examples for relentless call from inspiring English sources

Mr Sarkozy, by contrast, has kept a remarkably steady line, repeating his relentless call for more work, less tax, and respect for the law.

But how Latinos got that message — the relentless call to register, to vote, to participate — was as important as the message itself: Hispanic television and grass-roots groups working together generated a civic campaign they called Ya Es Hora.

Many authors often referred to CSR's core domains (economic, legal and ethical responsibilities) that were compatible and consistent with the relentless call for the business case of CSR (Carroll and Shabana 2010, Vogel 2005).

And at least some Republicans seemed to realize that their relentless calls for cutting may have a political cost.

Miliband has been accused of alienating business by his relentless calls for a more responsible capitalism and his demands to regulate broken markets in energy, transport and banking.

The problem, according to consumer advocates and regulators, is that there's little evidence that opening up borrowers' cell phones to relentless calls and text messages would help.

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Most people in any service sector workplace will have experience of this, but it is the relentless calling at the call centre that makes it so intense for staff there.

Towards the end of Kenneth MacMillan's Song of the Earth, the lead ballerina is forced to accept the relentless, seductive call of Death.

In his first remarks from the White House since his re-election, Mr. Obama made it clear that he believed his victory had validated his relentless campaign call for wealthier Americans to pay more and that he expected Republicans to heed that message.

And then there is that relentless tyrant called time.