Sentence examples for called for reflection from inspiring English sources

A group of more than 60 civil society organisations, including from some of those states, have publicly called for reflection before further changes to the court are made.

Even faced with what he called the "scourge of terrorism," states should not react with unrestrained force if doing so would endanger civilians, he wrote, and called for "reflection on the ethical limits restricting the use of modern methods of guaranteeing internal security".

The Seattle City Council renamed the holiday to honor "the thriving cultures and values of Indigenous Peoples in our region," while Minneapolis called for reflection on the "ongoing struggles of indigenous people on this land".

The president called for reflection and action in the wake of the Sandy Hook tragedy, and to be sure, we all have a part to play in making violence prevention a real priority.

The findings call for reflection on urbanization and its unintended consequences.

This typology of how technology forms illness and related conditions calls for reflection regarding the phenomenology of technology and health.

The fact that the decision about allocation of public means towards such support is left to a private committee (of experts, of sorts) brings in the second element of 'private-public administration,' which calls for reflection upon the legitimacy of the binding consequences this brings.

The Campaign to Stop Killer Robots was joined Thursday by a diverse array of peace advocates and diplomats at a session of the U.N. Human Rights Council in calling for reflection on the wisdom of creating lethal technology that operates without human oversight -- and agreed rules for its use.

These results are unacceptable and definitely call for reflection.

The heterogeneity of type 2 diabetes, taken together with the number of genetic risk variants involved in the pathogenesis of the disease, calls for reflection when singling out the most important diabetes gene.

This seems to call for reflection on the appropriateness of the IFI financing models and approaches which sees state institutions as implementers of development assistance, in fragile states and situations and protracted crises.