Sentence examples for to further call from inspiring English sources

This very public announcement of an operational change was probably meant to further call attention to India's exasperation with terrorist attacks, perhaps in the hope that the United States will somehow exert greater pressure on Pakistan, a key ally in the war against Al Qaeda.

To further call his own intelligence into question, Dolan then told the fan (addressed as Mr. Bierman) to "start rooting for the Nets because the Knicks don't want you".

She did not respond to further calls for comment.

The widening of the investigation to include Blatter is likely to lead to further calls for fundamental reform.

The judge's remarks led to further calls for a full public inquiry into allegations that the UK has been complicit in torture.

The unanimous condemnation of the Entwistle payout, including claims it amounted to hush money, led to further calls mainly on the Tory right for Lord Patten, the Trust chairman, to join Entwistle in leaving the BBC.

However, the judge's criticisms will lead to further calls for closer scrutiny of deals which at present are kept hidden from all other authorities, such as select committees, because tax officials insist there must be "taxpayer confidentiality".

This might lead to further calls for state funding for political parties and a cap on donations but the public would be reassured that people entering the Lords were doing so with credentials that were going to add to its reputation and that their seats were not bought.

Although prices in many parts of the country remain below their 2007 peak, and annual inflation is well below the 20% plus recorded every month between July 2002 and May 2003, the return to double-digit price growth may increase fears of a bubble and lead to further calls for intervention by the Bank of England to keep a lid on the market.

The recent loss of life has led to further calls for EU action.

But the recent loss of life has led to further calls for EU action.