Sentence examples for called for a term from inspiring English sources

The nonbinding federal sentencing guidelines had called for a term of as many as 12 years.

Both sides have agreed that the advisory sentencing guidelines would call for a term of roughly five to six years in prison.

The work's originality calls for a term other than "history painting": sociology painting, perhaps, which defines not only a bygone era but a deeply conditioned and persistent yet quaking ground of common cultural experience and political consequence.

The NHS Confederation said the extra cash would be "useful in the short term" but called for a longer term solution to tackle the challenges facing emergency care.

The constitution of 1958 called for a presidential term of seven years, but, in a referendum in 2000, the term was shortened to five years, beginning with the 2002 elections.

The sentence was below the federal guidelines, which called for a prison term of 37 to 46 months.

The judge, T. S. Ellis III, said federal sentencing guidelines for that offense called for a jail term of up to six months.

Judge Rakoff said federal sentencing guidelines in the case called for a prison term of 9 to 10 years.

While his lawyer argued Abdeslam, 28, should be acquitted because of a procedural error, prosecutors had charged him with attempted murder over the Brussels shootout in March 2016, days before his arrest, and called for a jail term of 20 years.

Labour has called for a real-terms cut in the EU's budget.

On Tuesday, the coalition did not take sides and called for a long-term bill to finance the government.