Sentence examples for call for executive from inspiring English sources

And the recommendations we provided to the president on Monday call for executive actions he could sign, legislation he could call for and long-term research that should be undertaken.

As immigration reform stalls in Congress, with House Republicans heavily opposed to permitting a path to citizenship for the undocumented population, that call for executive action has grown louder.

In March, Rep. Luis Gutierrez (D-Ill)., a vocal supporter of immigration reform, joined with the Fair Immigration Reform Movement and other Democrats in Congress to call for executive action on immigration.

These corporate outsiders described their own struggles with economic uncertainty over the last 12 months, and offered some prescriptions for cleaning up business, whether through more campaign finance reform -- to reduce the influence of powerful corporate donors -- or by making a general call for executives to move away from their lust for money and power.

Republicans calling for executive submission to congressional oversight!

Mr Murphy has called for executive salary caps.Voters will go to the polls on March 31st.

Unions have called for executive pay to be capped at 20 times the ­average worker's salary.

The NUJ, which is calling for executive pay to be capped at £150,000 to free up cash for rank-and-file staff, said that more action is planned if management does not negotiate.

In November he called for executives at local stations to come to grips with financing and governance issues that he contends threaten public television's future.

But archaeologists have launched a campaign calling for executives to cancel the show, which they say brings their profession into disrepute.

BBC diversity adviser Lady Grey-Thompson has said the BBC may have to spend £100m on better reflecting the make-up of its audience and called for executives who fail to embrace change to be fired.