Sentence examples for called for decent from inspiring English sources

In his appearance on 8 February, Giuliani criticized the move as political and called for "decent, wholesome entertainment".

In his appearance on Monday, Giuliani criticized the move as political and called for "decent, wholesome entertainment".

As far back as 1937, the U.S. Housing Act (1937) called for "decent, safe and sanitary housing," and Congress enacted the Lead-Based Paint Poisoning Prevention Act (1971) and the 1992 Residential Lead Hazard Reduction Act (Title X 1992).

The constitution calls for "decent housing and access to public services for everyone".

The ILO is calling for decent work to be a central goal in the global development agenda after 2015, the expiry date for the millennium development goals.

He called for a "more decent, more human and more caring" approach to hospitals, schools and prisons, sounding like he had drawn on the work of former No 10 adviser Steve Hilton's book, More Human.

The Panthers, in the second issue of their newspaper, laid out a ten-point program, one which called for full employment, decent housing, historically conscious education, as well as the end of black imprisonment, service in the armed forces, subjugation to police brutality, and "the robbery by the white men of our Black Community".

Timothy Garton Ash is right to call for a decent "national" anthem for the English (England can be true to itself, if liberals reclaim patriotism, 15 April).

Gerhard Schröder, Mrs Merkel's predecessor as chancellor, has called for an "uprising of the decent".

Goal six highlights the needs of women and girls in improving sanitation, while goal eight calls for decent work for all women and men.

O'Grady called for the implementation of a political action plan to stimulate growth, create decent jobs, new houses, and fair rights at work.