Sentence examples for call for trains from inspiring English sources

Operators were urged to "enter every station as if there is a pair of yellow lanterns at the entrance," a scenario that would call for trains to observe a speed limit of 10 miles per hour, and for operators to sound a horn.

In New York, for instance, security plans call for trains to Penn Station, which is underneath the Madison Square Garden Convention site, to be stopped prior to arriving at the station for a security inspection using bomb-sniffing dogs and chemical detection devices.

Broader plans call for training grafters and, ultimately, channeling some of the proceeds from greater productivity into local development initiatives that will aid farming communities in general.

The idea is that competence with algorithms can be substituted for by the use of calculators, and reformists often call for training students in the use of calculators as early as first or second grade.

Unions echoed the call for training support for teachers.

Many state policies only call for training and certification of managers in retail food service establishments.

He said the call for training, although a "politically savvy" response to Garner's death, does little to address the "fundamental" problems with broken windows.

The main drivers' union, ASLEF, is calling for trains to be manned by two drivers, as they were until a few years ago.

A call-for-fire training facility at Fort Sill, Oklahoma, where Monti trained, is named in his honor.

It calls for training of mental faculties towards happiness.

It isn't surprising that President Bush now calls for training thousands of Iraqi militiamen.