Sentence examples for call for making from inspiring English sources

They call for making health care more widely available and for providing more housing for middle- and lower-income residents.

The administration is still debating the commission's call for making public the total amount of money the government spends on intelligence activities, one official said.

Administration officials said Mr. Bush's address would also call for making billions of dollars in recently enacted tax cuts permanent over the next 10 years.

As part of that consolidation, Mr. Rumsfeld will call for making an undersecretary of the Air Force the chief acquisition officer for space programs.

The second half of Romney's answer, meanwhile, was essentially an endorsement of the kind of female-friendly workplaces that featured so prominently in, say, Anne-Marie Slaughter's much-discussed call for making the work-life balance easier on working mothers.

On radical Web forums, he said, the dispute over the Islamic center, which would include space for worship, is lumped together with fringe developments like a Florida pastor's call for making Sept. 11 "Burn a Koran Day".

He called for making Bush's tax cuts permanent.

That doctrine calls for making civilian development aid a major adjunct to the military push.

It also calls for making several major policy rules in an absurdly compressed period of time.

Mr. Calderón also called for making legislators more accountable to the public.

The president repeatedly called for making the tax cuts permanent, but no action was taken.