Sentence examples for are calling for action from inspiring English sources

But this summer actors and directors are calling for action to mobilise American drama teachers and schools to counter it.

Labour, business groups, the IMF and now even Vince Cable are calling for action to build our way to a strong and sustained recovery.

"At that point, you've got Europe and a number of Gulf countries who despise Gaddafi, or are concerned on a humanitarian basis, who are calling for action.

"Doctors, dentists, scientists, a large and growing percentage of the British public and many in the media are calling for action.

The cost to businesses was almost $50 billion, and to consumers $5 billion, in 2002, the most recent year that America's Federal Trade Commission collected figures.After two recent, big privacy disasters, people and politicians are calling for action.

Senegalese film-makers are calling for action to support the country's ailing film industry.

Women, Action and the Media, one of the groups which had been calling for action against anti-women hate speech, welcomed Facebook's move, hoping it would mark "an historic transition in relation to media and women's rights".

Hotez, though, is calling for action rather than waiting for confirmation that local mosquitoes are spreading the disease.

While Public Enemy were calling for action in the summer of 1989, KRS-One was launching the Stop the Violence Movement.

Alcohol-related violence had to be addressed – I had been calling for action by successive Labor and Liberal governments for years – but there were better alternatives than lockouts.

"Labour and the steel unions have been calling for action for weeks; this appears to be a step forward," she said.