Sentence examples for call for arrangements from inspiring English sources

Several recommendations from Global Health Partnerships call for arrangements to be made with organisations to enable National Health Services (NHS) staff to gain valuable work experience abroad that is targeted to the express needs of developing nations without being penalised or disadvantaged, with provisions made for continued employment or re-employment on their return.

Mr Howard will call for transitional arrangements requiring every immigrant from the new states to have a work permit for at least two years - and possibly seven.

It called for security arrangements, thus meeting the long term western commitment to security guarantees for Israel.

Mr. Yaari said that despite the military restrictions of the Israel-Egypt peace treaty, the situation called for new arrangements in the Sinai Peninsula, including allowing Egyptian troops to move into areas closer to the border with Israel.

Again, establishing such alignments calls for situative arrangements, attuned to the specific circumstances and opportunities.

Labour's Paul Flynn called for "practical arrangements of reasonable value" to allow Welsh-language speeches when Welsh business is discussed.

The British administration, as promised earlier, called for constitutional arrangements in which different residents of the NFD would present their views.

The Department of Defense reviewed 53 such proposed purchases in 2004 and called for special arrangements in 40% of the deals in order to reduce risks to national security.

Within the context of capital markets for R&D, information asymmetry between entrepreneurs and investors creates market failures (e.g. credit rationing) that call for efficient contractual arrangements to mitigate its negative effects.

While ripple-free illumination calls for special arrangement of light power supply [27], providing uniform intensity is not possible due to the use of more than one light source in majority of the cases.

The call for "revised school choice arrangements" will have resonance in the UK, where the coalition government's programme to launch free schools funded by public money was in part inspired by Sweden.