Sentence examples for call for a proper from inspiring English sources

It is vital that those aware of the issues call for a proper accounting of these tactics.

I would suggest the correct response is to call for a proper inquest". While I profoundly disagree with his conclusion, it's a sensible one to reach for someone left ill-informed by a lack of proper, critical journalism.

Nigel Farage, the Ukip leader, rushed to Miller's constituency in Basingstoke, Hampshire, last night to call for a proper law allowing voters to recall MPs, such as Miller, found guilty of serious misconduct.

"But I support Bob Ainsworth's sensible call for a proper, evidence-based review, comparing the pros and cons of the current prohibitionist approach with all the alternatives, including wider decriminalisation and legal regulation".

While Mr Green's call for a proper investigation into the actions of those around and above Mr Cummings is welcome, it is to be deplored that, thanks to the time it has taken to get this far, those found guilty can no longer be fined due to the statute of limitations.

Israel Zangwill's Children of the Ghetto (1892) and Arthur Morrison's A Child of the Jago (1896) are both classic accounts of the slum that Bethnal Green had become: as late as 1952, in his Buildings of England guide, the normally inquisitive Nikolaus Pevsner said Bethnal Green 'does not call for a proper perambulation'.

This calls for a proper understanding of the natural processes that act on and affect it.

In Washington, Human Rights Watch called for a "proper investigation" into massacre reports.

Michael White at the Guardian calls for a proper conversation about immigration.

She said there was a "need to exterminate vermin, which foxes are" and called for a "proper licensed regime".

The National Trust called for a proper, informed debate about how best to care for forests in the context of the wider natural environment.