Sentence examples for appropriately called for from inspiring English sources

"President Bush has appropriately called for fair, balanced and constitutional reform," Mr. McConnell said.

"Forfeitures and Fairness" (editorial, Feb. 28), which appropriately called for tightening federal asset-forfeiture policies, noted the "impetus for abuse" when seized assets are shared with local police.

You have repeatedly and appropriately called for a Clean Energy Technology Fund of $150 billion over ten years that could be funded from receipts collected from a greenhouse gas cap and trade program.

Respondents also demonstrated interest in two lesser studied medications: topical tacrolimus and resolvin E1 (EFA) eye drops, and appropriately called for more clinical investigations into these medications.

"Financial Neglect of Mental Illness," [opinion, April 28] appropriately calls for support for mental health parity legislation at the state level.

In each case, the structure of the objection is quite similar: states coerce via invasion and espionage, via collective action through international institutions, and via border maintenance, therefore the international system is coercive in nature and, thus, appropriately calls for egalitarian distributive justice.

The Senate plan appropriately calls for meaningful cuts in military spending and ending the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq.

It is possible that TGC with CGM will reduce glucose variability irrespective of the target range, and the panel's recommendations appropriately call for study of the effect of different treatment algorithms on this metric.

The channel, appropriately called OWN for the Oprah Winfrey Network, is expected to launch in January 2011, some nine months before her syndicated talk show goes off air.

When he was immediately and appropriately called out for being a doof, he blurted out that everyone in the world misunderstood him.

They are not, however, appropriately called 'true demonstratives', for pointing gestures seem completely irrelevant to fixing their contents and references.