The phrase "a charter calling for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a formal document or agreement that requests or demands specific actions or changes.
Example: "The organization issued a charter calling for increased environmental protections in the community."
Alternatives: "a charter requesting" or "a charter demanding".
PAGE A10 CHINA SMOTHERS REFORM A charter calling for reforms has unnerved China's rulers, setting off a wave of repression against democracy advocates.
Liu Xiaobo, left, one of the driving forces behind a charter calling for democratic reforms, was taken away by the police on Dec. 8, and his location has been unknown.
They regained their freedom in North Waziristan, in Pakistan.Formal charges were announced against Liu Xiaobo, one of China's most prominent dissidents, who was detained last December after the publication of a charter calling for political reform.An American navy ship continued to track a North Korean vessel believed to be carrying weapons to Myanmar in breach of UN sanctions.
Shaykh Salman was prominent in the "sahwa" (Islamic awakening) movement in the 1980's and was imprisoned by the Saudi authorities for five years in the 1990's for being a co-signatory of a charter calling for reform in the corrupt Saudi government machinery.
The task force was made up of senior administration officials and had a charter calling for lawful interrogations, the closure of CIA black site detention facilities, and a study of US detainee transfer policies to ensure they complied with domestic and international laws.
The Queen signed a new charter calling for equal rights in all Commonwealth nations.
The measures will be announced by David Cameron today at an event in London, alongside powers to combat forced marriage and an international charter calling for the eradication of these practices within a generation.
Mandela and Tambo held political meetings at Chancellor House, and it was a hub of legal preparations for those arrested during the 1952 defiance campaign, when black people were encouraged to break racial separation laws, and in 1956, when Mandela and Tambo were among 156 defendants charged with treason for supporting the freedom charter calling for a non-racial democracy.
After only a two-year interlude, the Olympic Winter Games returned in 1994, when a 1986 amendment to the Olympic Charter calling for the Summer and Winter Games to be held alternately every two years went into effect.
After only a two-year interlude, the Olympic Winter Games were held in 1994, when a 1986 amendment to the Olympic Charter calling for the Summer and Winter Games to be held alternately every two years went into effect.
"What's happened every year is the politics are such that the city seems to just always give the contract again to the same guy without a competitive bidding process, even though the charter calls for a competitive process," Mr. Bloomberg said.
