Sentence examples for zones calling from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hussein has refused to recognize the no-flight zones, calling them an illegal infringement on Iraq's sovereignty.

He faces powerful opposition from local governments and business groups that defend enterprise zones, calling them a crucial economic development incentive in a state that has long been considered unfriendly to business.

In this process, deformation is observed to concentrate in narrow zones called shear bands.

Assemblyman Richard Brodsky of Westchester, who's been investigating Empire Zones, calls them " a scandal on a level hard to imagine".

Surface characteristics of dry fans can often be subdivided into major zones called modern washes, abandoned washes, and desert pavements.

The state adopted a law in 1987 authorizing creation of the zones, called Empire Zones, in economically distressed communities, but Nassau did not apply for one until 2002.

The largest earthquakes occur on large faults in the subduction zones called megathrusts, where the over-riding and sinking plates come into direct contact (Figure 2).

Under 60 kV of dc voltage, we note also the presence of alternation zones called zones of heterocharges (profile at 60 s).

The smash-ups fling a few fragments into special zones called resonances, where they're steadily kicked around by gravity from nearby Jupiter and Saturn.

At any particular time, the channel of the stream might consist of quiet-water pools separated by rocky, high-energy zones called riffles.

Of interest here are open extensional fracture zones, called tensile fractures by Gudmundsson (2000), that propagate away from the fault core.