Sentence examples for was primarily called from inspiring English sources

An American envoy, Zalmay Khalilzad, was supposed to meet with his Iranian counterparts at the meeting, which was primarily called to discuss Afghanistan.

The gene is primarily called into play at a particular time and place by conditions external to it". Wright (1934a).

Actual history is an explication of one of the divine alternatives with respect to which things are primarily called necessary, possible or impossible.

Grosseteste taught that while things are primarily called necessary or possible 'from eternity and whithout beginning' with respect to God's eternal knowledge, there are necessities and impossibilities with a beginning in God's providence which are eternal contingencies in the sense that God could have chosen their opposites (De libero arbitrio 168.26 170.33, 178.24 29).

Since September 11th, none of the US interventions taken were primarily called humanitarian interventions, despite clear complex humanitarian emergencies.

It is the ancient origin of introns that is primarily called into question.

The earliest blues-like music was primarily call-and-response vocal music, without harmony or accompaniment and without any formal musical structure.

The Cubs' Joe Maddon, who managed Davis with the Rays from 2009-12 when he was primarily a starter, called his new closer a "difference maker".

2. ITT demonstrated until the end that it was primarily a call center, not a college.

John Halko, its chef and owner, had been serving wholesome, organic food to Hastings regulars in what was primarily a takeout place called Comfort until he opened up in a larger space across the street in May.

The Roman occupation was primarily military, and Carlisle, then called Luguvallium, was the main civilian settlement.