Sentence examples for call for giving from inspiring English sources

The plans call for giving away a million coupons.

These stark differences call for giving priority to policies aimed at reducing the negative externalities of energy production and consumption.

In New York City, the mayor's task force, according to the draft report, would also call for giving students a maximum of three years to achieve English proficiency.

Today, national guidelines call for giving chemotherapy to almost all of the nearly 200,000 women a year whose illness is diagnosed as breast cancer.

When Mr Bush came to office, the federal government projected a decade of huge surpluses ($5.6 trillion in all), so the president's call for giving people back some of their "overcharge" seemed to make perfect sense.

Several national organizations, including the American Heart Association, the Emergency Nurses Association and the American Association of Critical-Care Nurses have revised their policies in recent years to call for giving family members the option of being present during CPR.

Browning the pieces before braising, as most recipes call for, gives the sauce an extra punch of savoury flavour, even if that golden skin emerges from its subsequent slow cooking sadly softened.

He reiterated his calls for giving the police a raise.

Plans called for giving away up to 25,000 coupons — but they were all gone by Wednesday.

Ms. Reno called for giving father and son privacy to become reacquainted.

That decision called for giving the union a 17percentt raise over 30 months.