Sentence examples for and called for faster from inspiring English sources

Finally, in 1992, Deng Xiaoping made his famous "southern tour" and called for faster and more thoroughgoing market reforms.

His successor, Gregory VIII, issued a Crusade bull and called for fasting and penitence.

As the U.S.S.R.'s economic problems became more serious (e.g., rationing was introduced for some basic food products for the first time since Stalin) and calls for faster political reforms and decentralization began to increase, the nationality problem became acute for Gorbachev.

This situation is suboptimal and calls for fast-tracking the development of affordable, multivalent conjugate vaccines against serogroups A, C, Y, W, and X meningococci (10 ).

Rouhani supports tech entrepreneurs and has also called for faster internet speeds and greater bandwidth in the country.

On Wednesday a panel reviewing India's laws on sex crimes after the fatal gang rape of a student called for faster trials and urged longer sentences for those convicted.

The Verma Commission, led by ex-chief justice JS Verma, had called for faster trials and longer sentences but stopped short of recommending the death penalty in cases of sexual assault.

Mr. Asmussen called for faster progress toward creating a common bank regulator and a European deposit insurance program to prevent bank runs.

To speed that, the council called for faster progress on liberalising important economic sectors such as gas, electricity, transport and postal services.Postal services?

In a survey of the British economy published on June 29th, the OECD, a rich-country think-tank, called for faster retrenchment once a recovery is under way.

The document called for faster reform of the household-registration system, or hukou, that denies rural migrants access to urban welfare and sometimes even the right to buy a car or a home.