Sentence examples for call for enhanced from inspiring English sources
Fox's call for "enhanced defence exports" came as David Cameron continued his tour of the Middle East accompanied by representatives of Britain's major arms companies, including BAE Systems, Thales UK, QinetiQ and Rolls-Royce.
The White House proposal will call for enhanced scrutiny of the role played by accountants, lawyers and other professionals who participate in financial dealings that might involve money laundering.
"Perhaps, too, in these modern times," he added, "new financial, industrial and legal patterns have merged that call for enhanced regulatory and, as appropriate, judicial oversight to counter these sinister attitudes".
His call was backed by the SNP leader, Nicola Sturgeon, who told The Independent on Sunday that despite her party's newly elected group of 56 MPs lacking the numbers to influence votes in Westminster, she did not expect her call for enhanced powers – which go well beyond anything agreed since last year's referendum – to be rejected by Downing Street.
The term "protected water" made international estimates to greatly overstate access to safe drinking water and call for enhanced monitoring strategy combining indicators of sanitary protection with measures of water quality (Bain et al. 2014).
The latter reference theoretically proves that running Turing machines on encrypted data does not even call for enhanced encryption and can be done using a generic extension to a standard homomorphic encryption function.
They add: "There is no more popular political programme than that which calls for enhanced social mobility.
The ResPublica essay calls for enhanced transparency for meetings and relationships between publishers and editors on one side and senior politicians on the other.
The communication also calls for enhanced transparency and mutual accountability at national and global level of all finance to ensure it is used more effectively on sustainable development.
The UN Food and Agriculture Organisation FAOO) predicted five years ago that we will need to produce 70% more food by 2050, and called for enhanced investment in sustainable agricultural production.
