Sentence examples for called for a reshaping from inspiring English sources
The statement, written by Umunna and the MPs Stephen Twigg and Jonathan Reynolds, also called for a reshaping of the state: "Moving towards a more federal United Kingdom, devolving power and money to cities and regions, reforming our electoral system and political bodies to reflect the more open and pluralistic country they represent.
Kezia Dugdale, the Scottish Labour leader, has called for a radical reshaping of the UK into a federal state with Scotland taking control over fisheries, farming and social rights now covered by EU laws.
The health minister a year ago called for a public debate about reshaping the NHS around the principles he'd described as "prudent medicine" or "prudent healthcare".
The administration has called for a sharp rise in Darpa's budget in the fiscal year 2003, and the agency is being reshaped to focus on a variety of new technologies, including biological warfare threats and new computer "data mining" technologies.
Opposing current political reforms, they are asking instead for greater autonomy for the resource-rich region and calling for a nationwide conference to reshape the current political structure in favor of ethnic minorities.
Margunn Bjørnholt and Ailsa McKay argue that the financial crisis of 2007 08 and the response to it revealed a crisis of ideas in mainstream economics and within the economics profession, and call for a reshaping of both the economy, economic theory and the economics profession.
Mr. Ryan's plan calls for reshaping the current government-sponsored, defined benefit fee-for-service insurance system.
Gordon Brown is calling for a Bretton Woods II to reshape the global institutions in a post-bubble world; a Green New Deal should be the starting point for discussions.
The SWA is calling for a trade agreement with India to be top of the list as Britain reshapes its global relationships.
