Sentence examples for took a call for from inspiring English sources

As health demands not only health care but also other factors such as economic and social arrangements and the fact that the health system alone does not possess the tools to solve all its health challenges, the Government of Delhi took a call for an epistemic approach to healthcare thus defining the need for good governance initiatives which promote the development of social infrastructure.

Soon after, Mirebrahimi took a call from a reporter for Radio Farda, the American-sponsored Farsi equivalent of Radio Free Europe.

Landau himself took a call from two people who worked for a federal government agency in Washington, seeking an explanation.

Amber first meets Gary over the phone when she takes a call for her brother who is out in the backyard shooting squirrels.

If there is any justice in the world of supernatural moviemaking, Chris Hemsworth — who appears to be playing the new "Ghostbusters" version of secretary Janine Melnitz — will take a call for the new "Ghostbusters" crew and scream, "We got one!" .

At another time he takes a call from Greenspan, which lasts for two hours.

I recently took a call-to-action to run for a public office in Los Angeles.

Alois Glück, president of the Central Committee of German Catholics, has urged consideration of the "church-specific conditions that favor sexual abuse," which many have taken as a call for the church to reconsider the matter of its priests' celibacy.

But if someone takes a called strike, for example, he'll have to stay put and get ready for the next pitch.

But there was a nostalgic love fest on Wednesday night when the Viennese director Otto Schenk, 78, took a curtain call for the Met's first performance of Wagner's "Rheingold" this season and received a lusty ovation.

"You used to run inside to take a call, but now you run outside to take a call," said Joe Baños, chief operating officer for Wilson Electronics.