Sentence examples for call for incremental from inspiring English sources

The plans of both finalists call for incremental development, with new office buildings, designed by different architects, that would be constructed as market demand dictates.

This leaves a decisive majority of potential second-round voters susceptible to the reformist call for incremental change along the lines President Hassan Rouhani has been pursuing since elected in 2013.

Hillary Rodham Clinton's call for "incremental change" seems stuck in the 1990s and doesn't make much sense today (except in the Beltway Bubble).

They are not ideological warriors but, rather, reformists who have called for incremental, democratic change.

On the other, Amy Klobuchar and Sherrod Brown are calling for incremental change.

The mistake that many Arab regimes have made is to smother calls for incremental reform by promising more money.

The plan also calls for incremental caseload reductions, culminating in 2007 with a limit of no more than 25 children per worker.

Review Proposes No Major Changes to the Military A review once billed as Donald H. Rumsfeld's master plan for revamping the military eliminates no major weapon systems and calls for incremental change in other priorities, Pentagon officials and others said.

The plan, part of the comprehensive overhaul of the state's troubled child welfare system, calls for incremental caseload reductions beginning in January and culminating in 2007 with a limit of no more than 25 children per worker.

On the one hand, he views himself as a steward of the court's prestige and authority, and he has called for incremental decisions from large majorities rather than broad but sharply divided rulings.

The bill, introduced last summer by Rep. George Miller (D-Calif). in the U.S. House of Representatives and Sen. Tom Harkin (D-Iowa) in the U.S. Senate, calls for incremental increases of 85 cents an hour for each of the next three years to raise the federal minimum wage from $7.25 per hour to $9.80 an hour.