Sentence examples for are calling for that from inspiring English sources

If it declines still farther, as others are calling for, that would rewrite British monetary history.

There is currently no professionally accredited training for mindfulness teachers, and nothing to stop anyone calling themselves a mindfulness coach, though advocates are calling for that to change.

"The strength of this proposal is that it accomplishes much of what those who want a public option are calling for — that is, something to compete with private for-profit insurance companies," Mr. Conrad said.

Speaking Egyptian, he stumbled: "The ideal shape that you are calling for, that idealism is in books, but we cannot take everything you think about with paper and pen and then ask the state for it, no, it won't happen . . . but we are on a pathway in which we're succeeding each day more than the day before".

Other member states also are calling for that dialogue despite the political discomfort it may cause Obama back home.

It also means avoiding the austerity measures some are calling for that increase economic inequality and precipitate further economic crises.

I don't think even Nigel Farage was calling for that.

And the Rutgers 1000, a group of professors and students, is calling for that university to divest itself of varsity sports.

Holistic approaches are called for that recognize the fundamentally interdependent nature of health and other societal, developmental, and ecosystem related factors in human communities.

Approaches are called for that promote and integrate both the uptake and use of intimate partner violence and child maltreatment knowledge (MacGregor et al. 2014).

The Barca fans have been calling for that since the first five minutes, and the referee finally goes along.