Sentence examples for adopted called from inspiring English sources

The Democratic platform that was adopted called for the successful prosecution of the war and the postwar creation of a United Nations.

The program that they adopted called for the dismantling of both the Warsaw Pact and NATO, the demilitarization of Europe, and the breaking up of large economic enterprises into smaller units, among other proposals.

Rigdon's followers had also been practicing a form of communalism, and this Smith adopted, calling it the United Order.

So new building codes were adopted calling for the use of reinforced concrete and steel in structures over six stories high.

One of the draft decrees adopted calls for tougher supervision of spending by ministries and state enterprises.

Moreover, adult females produce contact call variants with individualized frequency contours that change from one year to another, such that any given female can retain, loose or adopt call variants [ 11, 27].

Emma had an adopted son called Stak who went missing.

The measure adopted today, called a budget resolution, is not legislation and does not require the president's signature.

Fashion has adopted something called "athleisure," which, if you ask me, is an improvement.

In July 1774, he chaired the meeting at which the "Fairfax Resolves" were adopted, which called for, among other things, the convening of a Continental Congress.

(His daughter and the four other adopted girls call themselves the Su Sisters).