Sentence examples for call for introduction from inspiring English sources
Walmsley and Paul Butler, the Anglican bishop of Durham, have already tabled an amendment to the serious crimes bill, currently going through parliament, which will call for introduction of "mandated reporting" of abuse.
In the usual process, to provide political cover for the state, the county board of legislators will usually call for introduction of a state bill allowing for a local sales tax increase.
The platform calls for introduction of a minimum wage, an overhaul of the pension system and the establishment of a fund to save troubled banks that would be financed by the institutions themselves, instead of by taxpayers.
However, they did not support higher expenditure on the improvement of scenic beauty of roadside vegetation that calls for introduction of cost-effective methods for re-vegetation and management of roadside verges.
This calls for introduction of a multi-dimensional reporting measurement system.
CoNS, S. aureus and other Streptococcus spp (which are usually found as normal flora) have been implicated as potential causes of post-surgical endophthalmitis [ 3- 5, 7], thus their identification from pre-operative patients in this study calls for introduction an ongoing surveillance to establish the trend essential for infection control in this setting.
Kluchin called for introductions: "Your name, why you're interested in Freud, and maybe a cultural object you have recently consumed".
The US vice president, Al Gore, summoned the Malawian ambassador to the White House to protest at his detention and call for the introduction of democracy.
With his formal call for the introduction of individual retirement accounts, Mr. Bush, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, began a debate that could dominate the campaign.
Buoyed by the support of the UN, Gordon Brown last year became the first global leader to publicly call for its introduction as a way for banks to compensate society for causing the global financial crisis.
