Sentence examples for call for temporary from inspiring English sources

Many states keep emergency homes on call, for temporary placement of children removed from dangerous households.

But it may be that an unprecedented demand and need for undelayed action may call for temporary departure from that normal balance of public procedure.

Even one-off projects such as system implementation or process improvement can call for temporary, but expert help.

Lane's argument, which suffers a few serious empirical oversights I'll get to in a moment, is that while Keynesians rightly call for temporary deficit spending to offset private sector contractions, politicians ignore the temporary part.

Winning a contract with FEMA, according to instructional DIY site eHow, is "moderately challenging," and right now they've got a contingency call for companies who can respond quickly to a call for temporary fencing and barricades, hand-washing stations, refuse collection, potable water, and other elements that, when added up, seem to equal big-ass pop-up jails.

Kuwaiti members of parliament have called for temporary bans on supposedly irreligious forms of entertainment, such as belly-dancing.

But he may not be legally allowed to run again.Mr Morales has called for temporary suspension of the blockades (until the Senate convenes to consider the hydrocarbons law).

Senior researchers at Brussels-based thinktank Bruegel, pinpointing a "growth emergency", called for temporary wage-price subsidies, tax breaks and reinvigorated industrial policies among other growth-enhancing measures.

TOLEDO, Ohio — Senator Barack Obama proposed new steps on Monday to address the economic crisis, calling for temporary but costly new programs to help employers, automakers, homeowners, the unemployed, and state and local governments.

As I read the debate among Irish experts, there's widespread criticism of the bank plan, with many of the country's leading economists calling for temporary nationalization instead.

After long lines developed this spring at Denver International Airport, Diana DeGette, who represents that city in Congress, sent a complaint letter to Tom Ridge, the homeland security secretary, calling for temporary assignment of extra screeners there and a delay in scheduled cutbacks.