It was very interesting to see the defence minister [Arturo Puricelli]
call together the joint chiefs of staff and, in a room packed with military personnel, talk to them about machismo and get them to commit themselves to fighting it," said Jose Maria Di Bello, one of the leaders of the campaign.
1 : to
call together (as troops) for roll call or inspection
A decision was taken to
call together the 860-strong ruling council on June 23.
PARTICK THISTLE have asked the SFA to
call together their Appeals Committee as quickly as possible to resolve their relegation wrangle with the SPL.
Call together a group of administrators to discuss the issue as soon as it surfaces.
After six months, an independent group of elders would
call together a national tribal council.
They think they put on a good show every fall when they
call together most of North America's fastest horses and many of Europe's for eight million-dollar races in some picturesque setting.
Before the next presidential election campaign gets underway, the Commission wants the current regime to
call together economic, political, and business leaders in an effort to minimize the effect of the downturn.
The Times article prompted the Navy to
call together everyone involved with the Gould contract.
Teachers should
call together all involved in an incident and get the children to write down how it makes them feel.
