Sentence examples for call for far from inspiring English sources

And inevitably there was the call for far more domestic oil drilling.

The new rule will restrict only some of these uses and is therefore a modest step that, while applauded by consumer advocates, led many to call for far tougher measures.

Last week, the Supreme Court heard arguments over the right of a judge to depart from sentencing guidelines that call for far harsher penalties for crimes involving crack cocaine compared with powdered cocaine.

But it may be one of the few areas where he and Mr. Bush are on the same page: Mr. McCain plans to call for far more vigorous efforts to reduce dependence on Middle East oil, his senior policy adviser, Douglas Holtz-Eakin, said Tuesday, an area "where I think you'll see some overlap between our position and the Democrats'".

Those laws, however, call for far smaller sums of money to be paid out to artists.

If Localytics' latest report on app usage raised a few eyebrows here and there with its claims of iPhone app usage peaking at 9PM on weeknights, its latest study results definitely call for far less sensational headlines.

Candidates seized the opportunity to attack party rule and call for far-reaching democratic change.

Less than a week before the Budget, Mr Miliband reiterated his call for far-reaching reform of the banking system, arguing that "tinkering" won't do.

Last month James Murdoch, the chairman and chief executive of News Corporation in Europe and Asia, used a landmark speech at the MediaGuardian Edinburgh International Television Festival to call for a "far, far smaller" BBC.

This "less is more" message, found in lines such as "online we don't have to do everything", hardly competes with James Murdoch's call for a "far, far smaller BBC" in Edinburgh last year.

Some influential Jordanians are calling for far more sweeping changes than the king is offering.