Sentence examples for called for a substantially from inspiring English sources

And now, despite the fact that the budget resolution called for a substantially smaller tax cut than the administration wanted, the tax cut agreed to in conference is actually almost as big as the administration's original proposal.

Marco Rubio called for a "substantially increased commitment" of US ground troops in the war against ISIS.

A number of economists (myself included) called for a stimulus substantially bigger than the one the administration ended up proposing.

Judge Walter said that he would have liked to sentence Mr. Lerach to a "substantially" longer prison term, but deferred to a plea agreement with prosecutors that was reached Sept. 18, which called for a maximum of two years.

When the deal was announced non-profit group American Antitrust Institute (AAI) called for an investigation, arguing it would substantially reduce competition on a number of routes and deprive smaller communities of air service.

But President Obama has now called for substantially tightening the Pentagon's budget again, ordering the national security establishment as a whole to slice $400 billion in projected spending through the 2023 fiscal year.

The review calls for a comprehensive assessment of a substantially larger number of chemicals in the pool area than the limited number of DBPs studied to date.

His deal with Salavat called for substantially more than the entry-level deal in Nashville, which is capped by the league at less than $1 million annually.

We are also calling for a permanent distribution mechanism which must go substantially beyond the current proposals," said the civil liberties committee rapporteur, Ska Keller (Greens/EFA, DE).

"The basic take-home message here is that no matter what we do, climate will change substantially," says Wigley, who calls for a two-pronged approach: "We need to mitigate the problem by drastically reducing emissions and make people aware that we are stuck and have to adapt to inevitable future changes".

Many faculty are calling for a more orderly, slower, and structured approach that is systematic and research-based with substantially broader input from them.