"call for" or "call on"?
| It was a voice calling for help. |
| I even called for his resignation. |
| He has called for a levy on banks. |
| Mr Locke of the Ragged School union called for more help in keeping the schools open. |
| It calls for the surrender of our national sovereignty to international organizations. |
| Minutes later, young muscular men calling for Faibille's blood besieged the station. |
| Women came to comprise a large proportion of those who called for the immediate (not gradual) abolition of slavery. |
| Just this past week, China's own government think tank issued a report calling for an end to the one child policy. |
| It would be the European version of the Public Investment Bank that is called for by the Socialist Party in France. |
| And nobody ever gets called on it. |
| We even considered calling on Mrs. |
| Sometimes you need to call on an expert. |
| No penalty was called on the play and the league office has deemed the hit to be clean. |
| Soon Steve was calling on the owners of companies (not buyers) all over his territory. |
| She called on combatants around the world to find peaceful solutions to those conflicts. |
| He then called on Chinese authorities to investigate and address the causes of the recent surge in self-immolations. |
| In this week's Green Room, he calls on the environmental movement to stop running scared of this controversial topic. |
| FaceTime over cellular Users can make FaceTime calls on cellular networks, if you have iPhone 4S and the latest iPad. |
| I call upon the author to explain. |
| Could be called upon and not prepared. |
| Abu Umayya who said: We called upon ' Ubada b. |
| It? s people like you and me who need to be called upon when we are trained to do so. |
| Belfalas may simply have been too far away for Eldacar to call upon its lords for help. |
| Men are called upon to die, and all are called upon to give help and suffer privations. |
| Mickey is called upon to help save the day with his little pal Oswald and both have their own set of unique moves. |
| Meanwhile, Sofiana called upon Indonesians in Malaysia and Indonesia to remain calm to avoid any untoward incidents. |
| A reluctant Lord Byng agreed, on condition that he would then call upon Meighen if King were ever defeated in the House. |
| It sounds like you have loads to call upon and have experienced things most fans would love to see in their prime years. |
| Make that call to someone today. |
| It may be our last call to dinner. |
| So let me reissue the old call to M. |
| Not shown are the calls to P, of which there is one for each variable, in this example. |
| Putting them in the same room and calling to the same meetings, is not enough either. |
| Family members of the dead man were called to the scene to identify him late yesterday. |
| The driver went about his work, and he called to Buck when he was ready to put him in his old place in front of Dave. |
| After all, Stewart was handpicked by Whitmore to help him guide the national team when he was first called to the job. |
| Fast Sunday, or calls to fast at other times, can also bind Mormons together when they pray and fast for a common cause. |
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| It was time to call in the experts. |
| He calls in the big guns in retaliation. |
| They're useless so I call in the military. |
| OK, what do you think he is going to do when that happens? He is going to call in the U. |
| He expresses, only these two advertiser, should abstain drama to be able to call in cost. |
| He who calls in the grace of Christ does not require sinners to be godly before they believe. |
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| I would safely say that she has found her calling in the arts, though which sub-discipline exactly was still in doubt. |
| This is similar to what they call in the province baticobre (don't know if I spelled it right) but that's how they call it. |
| Why do kind-hearted persons call in the political power? They can not deny that the means for relief must come from production. |
| Later Kralik is called into Mr. |
| Doing so, calls into question information ethics. |
| But this would call into question many other questions. |
| It calls into question what kind of moronic training we have given to our men in blue. |
| Tae-ik is later called into Lee Joon's office, where Se-ryung is waiting for him as well. |
| But what one exegete takes as definite can only be called into question by other exegetes. |
| If I wear a swimsuit to the beach, it? s a problem, they put it on the front of the newspaper and call into programs. |
| There was enough of a common thread through the various discussions to call into question the ' spontaneity ' of the event. |
| On the day of the final, Scorey had been held in reserve, but was called into action as huge crowds poured into the stadium. |
| Aspects of the report, where legal issues were called into question, were referred to barrister William Webster for comment. |
| It is called by a variety of names. |
| It is called by a hundred names, e. |
| You have been called by God to do that. |
| The members and the creditors must be summoned to all meetings called by the liquidator. |
| Directions may be necessary if a relevant witness is not called by the Crown, see 4-343. |
| On the night that they got to the palace, he was secretly called by the emperor of Khwarem. |
| Omosexy, as the superstar actress is fondly called by her teeming fans, stormed the red carpet with her beautiful dress. |
| That is if things go drastically wrong during the Hyderabad march called by votaries of Telangana, later this afternoon. |
| Some others whose names were called by the police officers did not stand up and they escaped being executed as a result. |
| This enables users to chat and enrich messaging or voice calls by exchanging images or video simultaneously during calls. |
| Just had a call from these people. |
| Isaac was called from the land of. |
| Just had a call from windows services. |
| Do not amuse telephone calls from, or encounter, political leaders, if not applicable. |
| The United States Coast Guard however were called from Youngstown, New York to assist. |
| Next day I had a call from my credit card fraud section to tell me that 2 debits for 308. |
| She is now banned from the computer till we come over and fix it, just for reference Had a call from them yesterday. |
| Got a call from 19999100103 this morning and the guy with Indian accent basically told me that my PC has been hacked. |
| You will need to do this from a public payphone as the Hotline does not take calls from cellular or mobile telephones. |
| I fixed Commet, I had forgotten to change over all my server calls from www to labs, thanks for pointing it out to me. |
| Silly Me! I resorted to name calling after being called a few myself. |
| Finally he called after a 30 minute struggle, her number was not reachable. |
| On her morning jog, Man-ok spots Tae-ik climbing into his car and she calls after him. |
| There is no doubt that he thought that a host of clubs would come calling after his one good season at Arsenal. |
| Firefighters were called after reports of an industrial bin on fire just after 3am at the Empress Road industrial estate in Southampton yesterday. |
| For those with family, at times there is conflict between spouse as what we called after work time or quality time on weekends is taken up by school work. |
| I'd off to try and get arrested! Tell us: How do you cope with waiting for a guy to call after a first date? Brian Clark is an actor/writer living in Los Angeles. |
| February 14 has been known as St Valentine's Day since the end of the fifth century and was called after a number of Christian martyrs who were all named Valentine. |
| So called after workplace behavioural research by Elton Mayo at the Western Electric Company's Hawthorne plant in Cicero, Chicago, 1927-32, which ran on without Mayo until 1937. |
| The following day we called at the Burmese Embassy. |
| I then called at the house, and he refused to see me. |
| No-one called at the house and there was no card left. |
| I have to keep my phone on me at all times because the surgeon could call at any moment. |
| Yes Nelson blew that call at second base, but that is part of the human element of the game. |
| On 12 November an extraordinary meeting of the Board was called at the Exchange Buildings. |
| Example, when one says: Do come in, Do sit down; Do call at any time; one is emphasizing the verb come, sit, and call. |
| I was told on my first call at 10am that I would get a call from the depot that day confirming that I can pick up my package. |
| NOT CALLING AT ALL FOR a boycott of Syria and Syrian goods in light of the daily murders being carried out there right now. |
| A man called at their home a few days later, collected the cards and exchanged them for new ones that turned out to be fake. |
| The search was called off at nightfall. |
| Wasn't Ballymore's final called off one Sun. |
| A search was called off because of bad weather. |
| Eventually we called off the dharna on 23 rd, after the police made the first arrest. |
| Shell offered to help securetheir release only if they called off the globalcampaign. |
| The covers were never removed, and match referee Andy Pycroft called off the match at 17. |
| Hence, if it is a school, it could be mean twice-a-day patrollingonce during the recess and again when the school calls off the day. |
| An MCA spokesman said the temperature of the water had been the deciding factor in the decision to call off the search on Sunday night. |
| In response, Hargaisa retaliated by launching a disproportional attack on Buuhoodle and called off the dtente between SSC and Hargaisa. |
| The police summoned Bersih leaders to probably interrogate them, find out their plans, and maybe even intimidate them to call off the rally. |