Sentence examples for use of calls from inspiring English sources

The use of calls and scents were allowed, but bait was banned.

While technology facilitates corporate migration, so does the growing use of call centers to deal with the public.

MR. OBAMA'S embrace of the black preacher tradition is also reflected in his use of call-and-response.

"The use of call to prayer for Muslims in some schools has led to the coercion of young people into participation in worship during the day.

These phrases are familiar because the use of call centres has become so commonplace: in 2007 companies worldwide spent some $280 billion on outsourced call-centre services, according to NASSCOM, a call-centre trade group in Delhi.

The most distinctive style element of Eastern Woodlands music is the use of call and response in many dance songs; the leader sings a short melody as a solo and is answered by the dancers in unison.

Instead, novel alternatives such as the use of call traces and the definition of new user-centric indicators will provide detailed and valuable information for each connection.

With the emergence of Information and Communication technologies, and the relatively cheap cost of calls (voice and data), the use of call centers to provide new services to citizens has grown extensively.

We review the extent to which market frictions can be mitigated by such features of market design as the degree of transparency, the use of call auctions, the pricing grid, and the regulation of competition between liquidity suppliers or exchanges.

Characteristics of Dominican music include the West African use of call and response singing, clapping as a major part of rhythm and lyrical, dance and rhythmic improvisation.

(The Miami Herald and New York times would report that Stone provided the FBI with evidence of Spitzer's systematic use of call girls months before the federal prosecutors moved on Spitzer).