Sentence examples for called for implementing from inspiring English sources

A tribute was paid to Mullah Omar, the leader of the Taliban in Afghanistan, and the head of one political party called for implementing a similar governing system in Pakistan.

In 2007, Prince El Hassan of Jordan, who has called for implementing the plan with an Apollo-like program, presented the plan during a European Union parliamentary session.

During a KCRW radio panel discussion earlier this week, board member Steve Zimmer lauded Deasy as a "catalytic" leader, but said the district was now in a different, transitional phase that called for implementing the changes that had already been adopted rather than pushing for more reforms.

The physicians' bold plan calls for implementing a single-payer system similar to Canada's, called the National Health Program, that would guarantee all residents healthcare.

"The countries that had been calling for implementing tougher sanctions against Iran are today overtaking each other in a rush to Tehran in search for business opportunities," government spokesman Mohammed Baqr Nobakht said.

Mr. Cavallaro said that although state law calls for councilmanic districts to now be drawn up by the Nassau County Board of Elections and new representatives elected in November, there is a 20-year-old town law that calls for implementing such change in the second general election, which would be November 2005.

The initial pricing scenarios were presented in public meetings conducted in December 2008, and the final study results were announced in November 2010, proposing modified alternatives based on the public's feedbacks, and the updated proposal calls for implementing a six-month to one-year trial in 2015.

These changes are defined as the minimally important difference in score (i.e. the smallest difference perceived by patients as beneficial), which would call for implementing the intervention in the absence of side effects and excessive cost [ 7].

They also demonstrated cryoseared duck breast, a technique that calls for implements not typically found in a kitchen: a small satchel of loose metal, dry ice, dog hair brush.

Pedestrian-friendly designs are currently being called for and implemented in the US to tackle in particular problems associated with insufficient physical activity in the population.

This needs an urgent call for implementing rational resistance management strategies and integrated vector control intervention.