Sentence examples for call for a transformation from inspiring English sources

And the accident, and the investigation board's call for a transformation in the safety culture of NASA, led to changes within the agency.

Mr. Christie also repeated his call for a transformation of the state's education system, saying that the failure of many inner-city schools had wasted countless young lives and left communities devastated.

The plans also call for a transformation of the cluttered-looking corridor leading from Vesey Street to the Winter Garden into a sleek shopping center offering what David Cheikin, the vice president in charge of leasing, describes as "hip luxury".

Friends of the Earth's Clean British Energy campaign is calling for a transformation in the way Britain produces and uses energy.

He grasped that this transformation of the listener's experience called for a transformation of the performer's experience too; he saw that the LP opened up what he called "the prospects of recording".

It calls for a transformation in the UK's approach to building numeracy, statistics and data analysis skills to ensure that students, consumers and workers are as fluent with numbers as they are with words.

A5 A Saudi's Novel Idea: Elections A prominent member of Saudi Arabia's royal family, Prince Walid bin Talal, called for a transformation that would bring elections to the kingdom, where the only bow to democracy has been the establishment of an appointed advisory council.

The government has shown little tolerance of this, forcing (according to some accounts) the representative of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights to leave the country for being too critical of the army.In a speech after the latest killings, the president called for "a transformation in the administration of justice".

At first, Slovenia called for a transformation of Yugoslavia into a confederation.

The pedagogical shift, from lecture-centred to student-centred environments and the increasing use of games as innovative learning technologies, calls for a transformation in higher education.

It is just four years since two leading figures in the games and visual effects industries produced a document calling for a transformation in the way computing was taught in the UK.