Sentence examples for will call off from inspiring English sources

Three unions are due to strike on 30 June, but the Association of Teachers and Lecturers has said it will call off the walkout if the government is willing to discuss the level of increases to pension contributions.

"Even at this late hour, I hope that the British Medical Association will call off its damaging strike," he said.

Fifa has denied speculation that it will call off the Confederations Cup, and the authorities have beefed up security.

"What worries me most is that the authorities will call off the search because they're running out of money.

But family members remain suspicious that authorities will call off the hunt even if no wreckage is found.

It's 31-7 at half, and Alabama could easily hit 50 … wonder if Saban will call off the Tide by then.

As part of the drill, which will be held on the grounds of Seaview Hospital, the department will call off-duty firefighters at home to report to work, in a procedure known as recall.

Now, however, he says he's willing to compromise: He'll call off the lawsuit, which is to his advantage as well as yours.

"We'll call off our protest when they call off their protest," he said.

Ryan sounded as if he had been thinking about a solution, saying, "This is the way I would handle it: we'll call off practice.

"If they find out you met on the Internet," Donor explains, "they assume it's for money, and they'll call off the operation".