Sentence examples for call for decisions from inspiring English sources
I shall indicate which recommendations call for decisions at that level, in my view, in a report of my own early next year.I fervently hope that world leaders will rise to this challenge.
Policy areas like health care, transport and communications, education call for decisions that will determine the shape of society for decades to come.
This may be challenging, but follows a predicted pattern of the need to develop more targeted messages for specific population groups [ 33], and reinforces the call for decision aids [ 18].
First, objectivity: no judgments of value are entailed, whereas the genealogical method calls for decisions as to the correctness of readings or textual states.
He also called for decisions about abortion to be left to the states, a position that was tantamount to advocating the reversal of Roe v. Wade.
For all the scolding of Renault for its alleged breach of a duty to consult workers before firing them, nobody is seriously calling for decisions of this sort to be taken out of the hands of the companies themselves.
"It also calls for decisions, mechanisms and processes directed to a better distribution of wealth, the creation of sources of employment and an integral promotion of the poor which goes beyond a simple welfare mentality".
Writing that his convictions had "evolved and deepened" during his time as governor, Mr. Romney also called for decisions about abortion to be left to the states — a position that was tantamount to advocating the reversal of Roe v. Wade.
There have been calls for decisions on cases involving retirement age to be stayed until the European courts have determined if the UK has implemented the EU directive correctly.
Even calls for decisions "based on sound science" incorporate implicit value judgments about the appropriate standards of evidence for drawing policy-relevant conclusions.
The report, however, calls for decision makers in the sector to embrace more work flexibility, citing huge efficiency savings and increased access to in-demand skills.
