Sentence examples for by calling for common from inspiring English sources

As against the many books on supposedly humble Tuscan food, which have you buying expensive mushrooms and olive oils, Ms. Kochilas's book resonates with the economy and simplicity of Greece's regional cuisines by calling for common vegetables and inexpensive cuts of meat.

But now is the time to change, as President Obama noted earlier this week by calling for Title II treatment — common carriage — for Internet communications.

Cameron spoke out after Christopher Chope, the Tory MP for Christchurch, reiterated a demand made by traditionalist Tories in Tuesday's Commons debate by calling for heterosexual couples to be given the same rights as same-sex couples.

A day before the state convention began on Saturday, Sanders tried to soothe simmering tensions by calling for unity amid a larger battle against common enemy and Republican presumptive nominee Donald Trump.

She made headlines during the last campaign by calling for a "total ban on Muslim schools" as part of her "common-sense policy platform".

Valentine responded by calling for Breslow.

The Environmental Impact Report, approved by the Metro board in January 2012, calls for common noise abatement features that reduce vibrations from passing trains, including rubber cushioning beneath the tracks, and rubberized fasteners to hold them in place.

President Raúl Castro of Cuba took the microphone to call for common courtesy, followed in kind by the visibly irritated summit host, Felipe Calderón.

They also call for "common sense" in making gun laws.

Committee members call for a common EU labour market and a common, modern immigration policy.

Responding to a petition to save the club, now signed by more than 150,000 people, he called for a "common sense solution".