Sentence examples for a call for expanded from inspiring English sources

But some of the proposals that Mr. Obama is expected to make at the White House on Wednesday, which are likely to include a call for expanded background checks, a ban on assault weapons and limits on high-capacity clips, will be intended not only to prevent high-profile mass shootings, but also to curb the more commonplace gun violence that claims many thousands more lives every year.

Their advice--including a call for expanded animal testing and international cooperation--will be delivered to Chinese authorities on 5 September.

Republicans quickly criticized Mrs. Clinton, seizing on one aspect of her proposal: a call for expanding the use of ethanol.

But this is a call for expanding a legal system that's already too vast; an argument for creating yet more torts, and more crimes.

Among his proposals is a call for expanding refinancing eligibility for homeowners who do not have government-backed mortgages.

On Thursday, Trump issued a tweet that many interpreted as a call for expanding America's nuclear arsenal, shortly after an article surfaced saying Putin wanted to do the same in his country.

Judge Webster said his review was likely to call for expanded use of the polygraph on F.B.I. agents.

The president of the State Senate, Robert E. Travaglini, a Democrat, also called for expanded coverage, presenting a more incremental plan than Mr. Romney's.

The choice is between Jon Corzine, a Democrat who calls for expanded health and education programs, and Representative Bob Franks, a cautiously moderate Republican.

The curriculum of tomorrow will place greater emphasis on the development of professional identity as a nurse and calls for expanded stewardship for nursing education.

We must never allow them to say they are pro-women," said Nowicka, a former MP and one of the instigators of Ratujmy Kobiety ("Let's save women") – a counter-petition calling for expanded abortion rights.