Sentence examples for called for developing from inspiring English sources
The Senate version did not continue development of the Ares I and called for developing a heavy-lift rocket by the end of 2016; the House bill would slow the heavy-lift development, with completion by 2020.
A complete redesign of the mission was required, which called for developing alternative trajectories that excluded a flyby of Jupiter.
Ever since 1990, when Labor Secretary Elizabeth Dole called for developing rules to reduce repetitive stress injuries, the nation has searched for some consensus to address what is widely considered its biggest workplace safety problem.
On the one hand, the report called for developing nuclear weapons that would be better suited for striking targets in Iraq, Iran, North Korea, Syria and Libya, a shift away from cold war situations involving Russia.
The plan, known as eDNA, called for developing a new version of the Internet that would include enclaves where it would be impossible to be anonymous while using the network.
The report called for developing a new generation of interceptor rockets that would be smaller and more capable, as well as five new radars at existing early warning sites.
It called for developed nations to devote 5% of expenditure on research and development to issues affecting developing countries.
Draft resolutions called for developed countries to forgive the debts of poorer states, to share technology and to give poorer nations a greater say in the use of international development funds.
Ryding said poor countries had already called for developed countries to fulfil their old aid commitments, action on the debt crisis and the creation of a UN body to address the failings of the global tax system.
The statement called for developed countries to help scale up financial aid for developing countries to deal with climate change, and for Paris to agree the beginnings of a strategy to make countries more resilient to the extreme weather a warming world is expected to bring.
On that score, she called for developed nations to set a goal of cutting greenhouse gas emissions 15% to 30% "below business as usual" emissions by 2030.
