Sentence examples for called for a social from inspiring English sources

Ms Fernández called for a "social pact".

In his inaugural address to his fellow directors Bodmer called for a "social movement" for social care, saying: What we save will impact on people.

Grillo's sometimes outlandish views – he has called for a social wage for all citizens to prevent them commiting suicide – contrast with the sober approach to local politics of his municipal candidates.

In the same year he called for a social science research council, and became its first chairman when he eventually persuaded Tony Crosland to set it up 17 years later.

Gray's fellow nationalist, the writer and publisher Kevin Williamson, has called for a "social audit" of arts admin jobs in Scotland, to see how many are being done by English people.

Waleed Aly has called for a social media blackout on Daryush Valizadeh, the leader of "neo-masculinist" group Return of the Kings who claims to be planning a visit to Australia for a series of men-only public meet-ups this week.

In March this year, the Lancet published the remarkable Manifesto for Planetary Health, calling for "a social movement to support collective public health action at all levels of society – personal, community, national, regional, global, and planetary.

To combat the problem, the authors call for a social science registry that would contain all such data, as well as descriptions of the methodology used to analyze the results.

Instead she called for a modernised social democracy, with a more efficient state and less regulation.

In 1997, as president of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, Dr. Lubchenco called for "a new social contract" for science, aimed at helping policy makers take steps to sustain the biosphere.

"But this is a lot of money to pay out [on redundancies]." He called for a "super" social services department for the whole of the West Midlands region to take pressure off staff.