Sentence examples for should be called in from inspiring English sources

But NRW had been asked by the Welsh government to advise it on whether the scheme should be called in for further investigations.

Environmental body Natural Resources Wales (NRW) had initially raised fears about the visual impact of the circuit and had been asked by ministers to advise them on whether the scheme should be called in for further investigations.

But Mr. Almunia rejected suggestions that the International Monetary Fund should be called in to help.

Reports of missing persons should be called in at (405) 297-1129, he says.

Now a student who writes anything focused on killing should be called in.

I don't think that should be called in a hockey game that's a tie.

Some types of earbuds (which the audio industry is trying to convince us should be called "in-ear monitors") work better than others depending on the listening situation.

At the very least the Foreign Office should be calling in the Saudi ambassador and telling him all this in person if they haven't already done so".

"We should be calling in the Russian ambassador and actually saying we are going to expel you from this country if you don't do something and change the attitude of Russia.

Not sure if that lead to the fictional rational for invading Iraq but I believe it's high time we revisit the writers' creativity, but instead of action writers, this time we should be calling in comedy writers, leaving no Shecky, Lenny or Galifianakis unturned.

If a friend is checked-in at a Nearby Place, that should be called out in the results and used as a strong signal of relevance.