Sentence examples for called for innovation from inspiring English sources

AT THE New York Times Alex Tabarrok discusses President Obama's Tuesday speech on energy policy:[T]he president called for innovation and hard choices but offered little new or courageous thinking of his own.... Most important, nowhere did the president mention two hard ideas that the public must accept if we are to move to a cleaner energy future: nuclear power and carbon taxes.

One early realization by Cloud computing pioneers was that meeting all these requirements for services handling massive amounts of data and huge numbers of concurrent users called for innovation in the software stack as opposed to the highly specialized hardware layer.

(Car Design News) Speaking at a telecommunications conference in Barcelona, Spain, William Clay Ford Jr., the chairman of the Ford Motor Company, called for innovations to prevent gridlock on the world's roads.

He has spoken out for his musicians, as he must in a time of crisis, calling for innovation not depletion.

Democrats also say that most voters can be persuaded that expanded offshore domestic drilling is no solution to a gas price crunch that calls for innovation and exploration of new ways of powering America.

The aim is the same, but the styles vary.Mr Medvedev calls for innovation and technical modernisation to revive growth.

Rao suggested that rather than have another "piece of paper" calling for innovation, the nation needs an action plan.

This calls for innovation in accounting (Schaltegger et al. 2017) to develop indicators and mechanisms to assess the various facets of sustainable development.

To mark the 25th anniversary of the Convention on the Rights of the Child, this edition of The State of the World's Children calls for innovation – emerging out of the experiences and insights of people who are actively working to make the world better for every child.

In his Times Op-Ed column, Thomas L. Friedman recently called for "political innovation that takes America's disempowered radical center and enables it to act in proportion to its true size, unconstrained by the two parties, interest groups and orthodoxies that have tied our politics in knots".

"Doctors facing patients will have to say, 'I'm sorry - there's nothing I can do for you.'" She also called for more innovation in antibiotic development, noting that only two new classes of antibiotics reached the market in the past half century.