The phrase "aging called for" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a need or requirement related to aging, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The changes in the community were significant, and the aging called for new policies to support the elderly."
Alternatives: "aging necessitated" or "aging required".
Since the 2005 White House Conference on Aging, Colorado's delegates to the decennial forum have been meeting to create a strategic plan and organizational framework for aging called Silverprint Colorado.
However, the wish to live independently and policies that promote independent living as an answer to population aging call for community intervention models for frail elderly people.
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In May the Senate's special committee on ageing called for more regulation of the industry.
The development and evaluation of such packages of care should be considered as an urgent priority, consistent with the Madrid International Plan for Action on Ageing call for primary and secondary healthcare and long-term care to meet the needs of older persons, eliminating social and economic inequalities.
Whatever the case, in an age calling for more accountability on Wall Street, it seems we could use some in Washington too.
As many services and facilities for young and older people face the axe, United for All Ages calls for creativity from councils to make the most of community resources across generations.
But Mr. Portillo, a dashing figure in London's political and cultural world, conducted an overly bold campaign, admitting to homosexual acts when he was college age, calling for a debate on the legalization of marijuana and preaching the need for tolerance to attract people beyond the party's core vote of under 35percentt of the electorate.
Activism in this new age calls for a new fight, a new plan, but most importantly, a new attitude.
"If the civilization of the age calls for an extension of the suffrage, surely a government of the most virtuous educated men and women would better represent the whole and protect the interests of all than could the representation of either sex alone". .
