Sentence examples for call for powerful from inspiring English sources

Then Labour's Lord Adonis, who has spoken a lot of sense previously about the potential of the north-east, weighed in last week with a call for powerful city regions.

The diversity of plankton communities and the complexity of pelagic trophic interactions call for powerful and reliable ecological tracers for their exploration.

If favors were called for, powerful men such as Stafford and the elder Ferrero were usually willing to help out a friend.

Not surprisingly, it calls for powerful ground forces to strike fast and hard across a variety of threats.

In general, Hapgood is calling for powerful geomagnetic storms to be regarded as natural hazards similar to big earthquakes and volcanic eruptions: infrequent, potentially devastating events.

Instead of supporting Ms. Reding's call for a powerful regulator, the council plans to propose that a current advisory panel of 27 national regulators, called the European Regulators Group, be transformed into a private corporation — similar to a lobbying group — that will try to address issues of coordination.

The Labour peer said he had spoken to Lord Heseltine when putting together his report and broadly agreed with his call for "more powerful cities" but although there was now a political consensus on the need for greater regional devolution only Labour would deliver it.

When they call for the powerful to repent, the biblical prophets of the Hebrew and Christian scriptures are calling for change, not apology.

In her new book, Bonney continues to inspire as she offers what she calls "visibility for powerful women in business".

In her new book, "In the Company of Women: Inspiration and Advice From Over 100 Makers,  Artists, and Entrepreneurs" (Artisan Books), Bonney continues to inspire as she offers what she calls "visibility for powerful women in business".

His last publication, A Tender of Peace (1935), called for a powerful League of Nations to enforce peace.