Sentence examples for access is called for from inspiring English sources

Given both the great amount of families referring themselves to the FPS when violence happens, and the many cases where violence is disclosed after referral, along with the research documenting the sequels for children of domestic violence, an easier access is called for, to the specialty mental health service as well as a more fluent collaboration with the FPS.

The National Council of Jewish Women's campaign for contraceptive access is called Plan A. It is a national campaign based on the belief that women's equality is connected to having agency over reproductive choices.

Inthe areas of market access and domestic support, a tiered formula is called for that represents a single approach for developed and developing country Members and at the same time recognizes their different tariff structures and levels of domestic support.

Goods and services with restricted access are called excludable.

The empowerment trap: Ivanka Trump and the art of co-opting feminism The US army corps of engineers has completed its review of the Dakota Access pipeline and is calling for "additional discussion and analysis".

KHARTOUM/JUBA, SUDAN, 22 March, 2010 - UNICEF in Sudan is calling for improved access to safe drinking water across the country to mark international World Water Day on March 22, which will focus on water quality this year.

Vodafone is calling for all direct-access pipes to be disconnected, and for the laws that make them legal to be amended.

It is calling for all those in care to have access to an independent advocate to speak up for them.

Harm reduction advocates have been calling for syringe access, wider access to naloxone and 911 Good Samaritan laws for years, and the drug czar's office published a blog recently about overdose prevention that almost looked like it could've been written by the Drug Policy Alliance.

We're calling for market access for British industry to Europe".

"At the moment, the list does not reflect the union membership as a whole and I think that it flies in the face of all of the work we are calling for to widen access to higher education".