Sentence examples for rising call from inspiring English sources

The latest unrest in the Indian portion, the state of Jammu and Kashmir, has been fueled by a rising call from students and others for political self-determination.

There's clearly a rising call, either to abandon pensioners' winter fuel allowances, free TV licences and bus passes, or to means-test and tax them.

It is amazing that with our Noah's Ark of an Olympic team doing so well "that at the same time you have this rising call in America to restrict immigration," said Robert Hormats, vice chairman of Goldman Sachs International.

Amid this rising call for action, there has been surprisingly little attention given to recent work suggesting that future peak carbon dioxide levels may have been overestimated by a factor of four to five.

Add to the mix the desire to extend billions of dollars in special tax breaks by the end of December and a rising call from some lawmakers for a rewrite of the international tax laws in order to fund federal programs, and the likelihood of a government shutdown looms larger by the day.

Republican and Democratic lawmakers today answered a rising call from a broad range of citizens, corporate food producers, farmers and environmentalists to overturn a tiny provision, tucked into the huge omnibus spending bill that had loosened an organic food standard to benefit a single chicken company in Georgia.

One of his recent posts compares rising call-outs for ambulances to assault cases in his ward with declining crime rates – only possible because the London government's datastore was recently set up to provide exactly that kind of data.

Union leaders see hidden agendas behind the rising calls for lower pension assumptions.

But Mr. McConnell's room to maneuver is shrinking with the rising calls against compromise and the diminishing ranks of Republican deal makers.

The US president, Barack Obama, has faced rising calls at home to send military aid to Ukraine, but European leaders fear it would only aggravate the violence.

But the market is changing, from the growing sophistication of consumers to rising calls for better ways to measure the impact of marketing, Mr. Gallate said.