Sentence examples for the charities call from inspiring English sources

Moving the EU referendum debate on to greener terrain, the prime minister backed the charities' call with a promise to protect the birds and habitats directives, currently the subject of a "fitness check in Brussels.

The charity calls such offences "dishonour crime".

The charity called the ban a "disgrace" and "misanthropic" and said it would challenge it in court.

Jon Krakauer, a fellow mountaineer, author and former backer of the charity calls them "beautiful" but a "lie".

The charity called on the Financial Conduct Authority to close the regulatory gap that allows for the "unsolicited real-time promotion" of high-risk credit products.

The charity called on the Government to carry out a major overhaul of palliative care to prevent further "pain and heartbreak".

She feels much of the criticism is unfair, particularly the idea that every elderly person the charity calls is vulnerable.

The charity called for a global strategy to help push the need for emergency aid up the agenda to create world-readiness for the next public health crisis.

The charity calls for a fairer burden for the rich, pointing out that the government admits £35bn a year is lost to tax avoidance.

The charity called on regulators to cap the cost of these forms of borrowing, similar to the one introduced on payday loans at the start of 2015.

Vladimir V. Kiselyov, the director of the charity, called Federation, said in an interview with Dozhd television this week that the concert was intended to draw attention to the cause of treating children with cancer, not to raise money.