The phrase "also clamour" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey a sense of additional noise or protest, but it lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "The crowd began to also clamour for change, demanding their voices be heard."
Alternatives: "also shout" or "also demand".
The Governing Council is also clamouring for more responsibility for Iraq's security.
The city's disorganised Shia Tajiks, who may amount to 40% of the population, are also clamouring for recognition.
After the American Revolution (1776 83), loyalist settlers entered Quebec, bringing with them a desire for representative institutions and for English common law; the British merchants in the cities of Quebec and Montreal were also clamouring for some kind of legislative assembly.
Elevation wants to buy video-game businesses a rapidly growing area which established media firms are also clamouring to enter.Traditional media managers grudgingly agree that, so far, private-equity investors are doing very nicely indeed from their entertainment deals.
Businesses have also clamoured for "effective and resilient measures" to avoid further damage to the economic recovery, which took an estimated hit of £4.8bn in the late November snow, according to insurers.
The Nintendo faithful are also clamouring for a new, Wii U-specific Zelda game and on that front, Iwata has encouraging news: "It is true that Mr Aonuma's team has been working on a new Zelda title for the Wii U.
There was also a clamour for the Sydney-born player to return to Australia, but despite having spoken with Sydney FC, Cahill said that he had received no concrete offers from A-League clubs.
In Jamaica, which has one of the world's highest murder rates, there is also a growing clamour for the rope to be used.
It is a timely reminder that the recovery is not yet secure, and should also dampen the clamour for an early rise in interest rates.
