Sentence examples for business called for from inspiring English sources

This week the chief executive of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, which regulates Refco's core futures business, called for a quick resolution.

Former Australian Olympians, who said bribery was now almost inevitable as the games had become big business, called for an overhaul of the bidding process.

Then a relative who ran a travel business called for his help in shipping thousands of brochures to scores of agents.

Other analysts said the dramatic deterioration in the carrier's business called for more consolidation in the industry: "Although the market did expect the economic environment and recent high oil prices to impact performance, investors will question whether the company can stay competitive in the current market place," said Manoj Ladwa, senior trader, ETX Capital.

But such analogies, it seems, are exactly what this business calls for.

Increasingly, we are hearing the voices of business calling for a price on carbon and investing in clean energy sources.

It will not be supported because of arcane economic theory or simply because business calls for it.

John Malone, one of the industry's pioneers, whose company, Liberty Media, is Charter's biggest shareholder, is among many in the business calling for mergers.

You don't want to commit to a travel arrangement unless you have the ability to change your plans in the event that your business calls for you to do so.

Last month, momentum increased as over 100 nations and scores of national and international businesses called for an ambitious phase-down, while government and philanthropic donors committed $80 million to countries in need of technical assistance.

But certain businesses call for discreet packaging.