Sentence examples for called for discussion from inspiring English sources
In Egypt, Bassem Youssef, a doctor-cum-comedian, has bravely called for discussion rather than hostility.
President Otto Pérez Molina of Guatemala, a no-nonsense former army general, has called for discussion of such an approach, even as leaders in Colombia, Mexico, Belize and other countries also demand a broader debate on relaxing punitive drug laws.
His co-author, Dr Bernard Stewart from the University of New South Wales, talked of "the crucial role of prevention in combating the tidal wave of cancer" and called for discussion on how to encourage people to change their lifestyles, including a tax on sugared drinks, which could be one possible brake on cancers caused by obesity and lack of physical exercise.
Other common themes, represented in 32 36% of the reflections, included that the project called for discussion of ideas, required careful observation, encouraged the making of connections, and brought physiological concepts to life in a way that conveyed their relevance.
Here, the shared meaning of the scoring guidelines was a taken for granted aspect of the meeting [ 46]. 'Problematic' scoring was characterised by uncertainty and sometimes disagreement about the score, which called for discussion amongst the team members to reach a consensus.
Labour accused the Prime Minister, who called for discussions on extra powers for English MPs hours after Scotland rejected independence, of attempting a "closed-shop stitch-up" designed to entrench the Tories' position south of the border.
The cease-fire, announced Nov. 21 in Cairo, did not include specific changes to the blockade or rules governing the borders; instead, it called for discussions on those matters after the fighting stopped.
Mr Robinson and Mr Nesbitt also called for discussions in September to resolve the summer's tensions over parading.
He warned of the dangers of the church being seen as homophobic, but called for discussions to be "charitable".
An editorial in India's Economic Times newspaper on 26 March called for discussions "about moving to a trade system that uses the currencies of the five nations only".
