Sentence examples for called for business from inspiring English sources

He has also called for business leaders with no teaching experience to be appointed as school heads.

Mr. Rendell, who is also a former Democratic National Committee chairman, won with a pro-growth message over Mike Fisher, the Republican state attorney general, who called for business tax cuts.

THE seeming wild card is Senator John McCain, the Republican from Arizona, who has called for business regulations beyond those sought by President Bush and Democratic leaders while calling business leaders "morally challenged".

And last week a Ukip MEP called for businesses to be allowed to sack women if they get pregnant too.

Ibiza authorities were so worried about the negative impact the show might have on tourism they called for businesses on the island to boycott production of the show.

Outside the conference, protestors called for businesses to be banned from the COP in Paris this December, calling oil companies in particular "part of the problem, not the solution".

John Pugh, MP for Southport, called the Euro results "abysmal" and "worrying", adding: "To call for business as usual is ludicrous".

John Pugh, Lib Dem MP for Southport, called the Euro results "abysmal" and "worrying", adding: "To call for business as usual is ludicrous".

If the event calls for business casual, wear a business suit.

The Southport MP told BBC News that he would prefer Vince Cable to take over from Nick Clegg because, "given the scale of the losses, to call for business as usual is frankly ludicrous".

This disconnect calls for business schools to hire instructors with business world experience (Harrison et al. 2007; Simon 1967; Van de Ven and Johnson 2006) and to adopt curricula that provide learning in non-technical skills (soft skills) as a complement to current functional areas, such as accounting, finance, marketing, and information systems (Glen et al. 2014; Desai et al. 2016).