Sentence examples for call for a clear from inspiring English sources

Business groups backed the committee's call for a clear timetable.

The guidelines of the American Society of Magazine Editors call for a clear separation of advertising and editorial content.

Mr Osborne picks the Bank of England's target: he could call for a clear statement that the bank will not tighten until nominal GDP is up by 10%.

Moreover, the Securities and Exchange Commission, in its advice to publicly listed companies, does not want them to dumb things down: the regulator's guidelines for "plain English" call for a clear presentation of complex information rather than any glossing over.

The prime minister's energy envoy Malcolm Wicks led the call for a "clear progressive vision" as a 10-strong group of mostly former ministers including ex-home secretary Charles Clarke, published its own prescription for "Labour's Future".

Many financial experts believe that Sir John Vickers's five-strong independent commission on banking, which reports later this year, will call for a clear separation between high-street and investment banking operations to prevent the public from footing the bill for catastrophes on City trading floors.

Lampard offered Terry some sympathy after the defender saw his call for a clear-the-air meeting backfire so spectacularly – the defender was warned by a member of the coaching staff ahead of the get-together that it would be unwise to speak out – with his club-mate having apparently misread the level of support he commands within the squad.

The committee called for a clear statement on how Syrian refugees will be received.

But he also called for "a clear statement" that the U.S. would "act militarily" if sanctions fail.

It called for a clear plan of action to begin rebuilding the confidence of shareholders and others.

One plan calls for a clear "beacon" tower that would be among the world's tallest structures.