Sentence examples for call for quicker from inspiring English sources

— Ryan, Indianapolis Well, they could call for quicker passes, maybe not spread out so much, the usual things you do to counteract a pass rush.

Sabraw used a government attorney's invitation for him to visit a facility holding kids as another opportunity to call for quicker action. .

WASHINGTON — Adjusting her campaign to address increased fears of a recession, Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton said Thursday that she would call for quick enactment of a $70 billion emergency spending package and for a possible $40 billion tax rebate later if economic conditions worsen.

(AP) EUROPE THE HAGUE: A CALL FOR QUICK JUSTICE The new president of the Yugoslavia war crimes tribunal, Judge Claude Jorda of France, said the tribunal must speed up its trials and reduce the waiting time for detainees.

At the same time, the Marines also are designed to be an agile, "expeditionary" force on call for quick deployment, and thus can go to war with everything needed to carry out the mission — troops, armor, attack jets and supplies.

It also responds to the rapid expansion urbanisation of the past 100 years that often leads governments to call for quick solutions for human settlement.

Although many studies have raised concerns about reliability and accuracy of Wikipedia content [27 29] for many people, not excluding scientists, Wikipedia is the first port of call for quick superficial information search: 29.6% of academics prefer Wikipedia to online library catalogues [30], and 52% of students are frequent Wikipedia users, even if the instructor advised against it [31].

A group of activists are currently fasting on the National Mall -- some of them for more than a week -- in a call for quick action.

He called for quicker decision-making, greater accountability and a streamlined process to get weapons into the hands of soldiers faster.

Ed Balls, the shadow chancellor, called for quicker analysis from the FPC.

Business leaders have called for quicker reforms, with an attack on stifling bureaucracy and a reduction of the heavy tax burden on employers.