Sentence examples for sources to call from inspiring English sources
But there has been increasing pressure from Arab sources to call it the Arabian Gulf - or at least to use both names.
Despite increasing pressure from Arab sources to call it the Arabian Gulf, or at least to use both names, Iran insists historical evidence shows the water has always been Persian.
Consistently, the five underlying articles go beyond disclosure of funding sources to call for "full signed disclosure of all financial interests" (Rowe et al. 2009), disclosure of "any conflicts of interest" (BPC 2009), or "acknowledge[ment of] all forms of external support" (IARC 2008), or at least note the growth of "competing financial interests policies" (Henry and Conrad 2008).
"Japan could finally have an energy source to call its own," said Takami Kawamoto, a spokesman for the Japan Oil, Gas and Metals National Corporation, or Jogmec, the state-run company leading the trial extraction.
From the 15th century, Italian sources came to call it Castel Tornese, apparently through a confusion with the seat of the Principality's mint in nearby Glarentza, which until the middle of the 14th century minted silver tornese coins.
He said that conclusion was supported by one of his primary sources, "Too Close to Call," a book by Jeffrey Toobin, who served as a consultant on the film.
"I wish I wasn't worrying that sources were going to call somebody and be like, 'Guess who I just talked to?' It'd be nice to just be like a troll in my basement again".
Although he never represented Armenia and was only half-Armenian, some sources have preferred to call him Armenian, partly because his last name is the Russified form of his mother's Armenian last name Kasparyan.
Up to this point, Salesforce hasn't had a data source like this to call its own.
But other Russian sources say Putin plans to call in favours from obliging oligarchs such as Abramovich and Usmanov, as he did when Russia staged the last global sporting extravaganza, Sochi's $51bn Winter Olympics a year ago.
Reference accounts provide for an organized word-of-mouth campaign, so that when the press and key targeted accounts need to hear from noncompany sources, there are users to call.
