Sentence examples for systematically calling from inspiring English sources
The use of social intelligence, such as systematically calling on leading customers and "market-shapers" such as regulators, supports CSR managers' ability to create a sustainability business case.
Shinsei began systematically calling in nonperforming loans.
That phrase is used to describe the ordinary commercial banks whereas the others are systematically called 'Federal Reserve Banks'.
Russian insiders have created an organization called "World Without Nazism" which has systematically called attention to these new realities.
Putative TSSs were automatically and systematically called if the read starts at the analyzed genomic position fulfilled three criteria.
Soon after this report, others showed that the eukaryotic counterpart, fungal glycoside hydrolase 61 (GH61, now systematically called Auxiliary Activity 9, AA9) was a Cu2+-dependent enzyme [ 11– 11].
A psychiatric nurse receives requests, comes into contact with the patient and systematically calls the GP to know his/her expectations about the intervention.
An ortholog of CBH1, chitin-binding protein 21 (CBP21) was identified in Serratia marcescens [ 10] and initially classified as carbohydrate binding module 33 (CBM33, now systematically called Auxiliary Activity 10, AA10).a The function of CBP21 was first demonstrated by Vaaje-Kolstad et al. [ 11], who showed cleavage of crystalline chitin in an O2-dependent reaction.
Rep. Kevin Brady (R-TX) now, systematically, is calling out this "Growth Gap". This action on his part is a big change and a big deal.
Senator Patrick J. Leahy, a Vermont Democrat who leads the Senate Judiciary Committee, has already drafted legislation to eliminate the N.S.A.'s ability to systematically obtain Americans' calling records.
The chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, Senator Patrick Leahy, Democrat of Vermont, said Wednesday that he was drafting legislation to eliminate the N.S.A.'s ability to systematically obtain Americans' calling records.
