Sentence examples for call for easy from inspiring English sources

If people knew what the four's statements contained, they might not dismiss the accusations so readily and call for easy forgiveness.

Mr Lin does call for easier collateral and credit registries.

Higher oil prices act as a tax on countries that import the stuff, which would normally call for easier monetary policy.

Hillary Clinton's call for easier voting is self-serving, but so what?

The European Central Bank, though more pro-growth than the German government or the EU's bureaucrats, tempers its call for easier money with demands for "structural reforms" that are a polite euphemism for reduced social protections.

Then there is a part of the reform calling for easy voter registration.

Mr Clegg was calling for new restrictions, whereas Mr Cable was calling for easier access to visas and more flexibility.

Ms. Rinehart, the richest woman in Australia, has long called for easier access to foreign temporary workers to help fill shortages.

The agricultural side is stuck in a row over bananas, with Latin America calling for easier access to Europe but Africa, the Caribbean and Pacific producers resisting.

And whereas Mr Lafontaine, self-proclaimed (if ill-taught) disciple of Keynes, called for easier money to boost demand, Mr Eichel will probably stress the need to tackle the German economy's structural faults its clogged labour market, for a start.

Letters are welcome via e-mail to [email protected] massesSIR In calling for easier immigration to rich countries you blithely talk about the free movement of goods, as though there is such a thing ("Let the huddled masses in", March 31st).