Sentence examples for called for longer from inspiring English sources

He called for longer prison sentences and a federal SWAT team to combat fraud.

The governor called for longer prison sentences for illegal gun possession and possession with intent to sell.

Ian Botham, bellowingly in tune with the domestic zeitgeist, called for longer sentences and decreed: "It is Pakistan's problem.

Mr. Bush called for longer prison sentences for executives who defraud the public and stronger powers for the Securities and Exchange Commission.

Speaking before the sentencing, Boardman described the death as "horrifically life-changing" and called for longer bans to deter motorists from breaking the law.

Brigadier Ed Davis, commander of Task Force Helmand, told the Independent that the continuing threat posed by the Taliban called for longer deployment of certain units, in particular those involved in "mentoring" Afghan forces.

They also called for longer-term studies of patients on narcotics; we're still waiting for those to be performed.

Labour has called for longer-term tenancies, and more predictable index-linked rents, but has opposed the return of rent controls.

New laws calling for longer sentences and stiffer fines are in the offing.

It will call for longer franchises for train-operating companies of up to 15 years and "more freedom to set fares".

The embrace of waist cinching returned with Dior's New Look in 1947, which posited a chastely feminine stylishness calling for longer skirts and tiny waistlines.