Sentence examples for call for saving from inspiring English sources

To the Editor: Having taught at one of Boston's Catholic schools, I empathize with Patrick J. McCloskey and Joseph Claude Harris in their call for saving America's Catholic education system.

President Obama's deficit-reduction commission called for saving $1 trillion over that period.

In May, the union's officials presented the new administration with a cost-cutting plan that calls for saving money by firing many managers who oversee garbage collection.

He has called on voters in his part of the state to gather signatures on a petition that calls for saving the 31st Congressional district.

What if the House pushed for bigger discounts on prescription drugs, as its bill calls for — saving the government $10 billion a year in the process?

He has surrounded himself with advisers haunted by America's failure to stop the Rwandan genocide and regularly calls for saving Darfur.

While the plan calls for saving $324 million in agency spending - by cutting some services, raising fees (like charging $2 for haircuts for prisoners), or finding alternate sources of money - it also calls for $381 million in new spending for 2005.

His budget plan calls for saving a hefty $37 billion over the next decade by reducing Medicare's projected home health care expenditures in order to help finance his broader health care reforms.

He also called for saving $230 billion by changing an inflation measure, the Consumer Price Index, which would have the effect of lowering the government's annual benefit adjustments, including for Social Security, and raising revenue as some taxpayers more quickly reach higher tax brackets.

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