Sentence examples for called for rules from inspiring English sources

Some experts said even two was not enough, and called for rules to require three.

On Tuesday, France's economy minister, Christine Lagarde, called for rules that would include measures on competitiveness and consumption.

A top Google executive on Wednesday called for rules to put pressure on governments that filter the Internet, saying the practice was hindering international trade.

In a statement last September, when the F.C.C. issued its requests for comments on spectrum limits, Ms. Rosenworcel called for rules that provide "opportunities for incumbents as well as new entrants," signaling possible support for setting limits on the sale of some auction lots.

Mr. Schäuble has also called for rules allowing investigators to ban some terrorist suspects from using mobile phones to undermine their ability to communicate, in a proposal that appears to be modeled on similar measures already in place in Britain, and for new powers to punish people who have been to camps where they are trained in terrorist methods to attack the West.

Professional Footballers Associationn chief executive Gordon Taylor called for rules on retrospective action to be changed after the incident.

The compact was hardly democratic, since it called for rule by the elite, but it established an elective system and a basis for limited consent of the governed as the source of authority.

The violence began when Salafis rallied in front of a mosque, listening to speeches by Salafi leaders who denounced Jordan's ties to the United States and called for rule by Shariah law.

Exchanges have been calling for rules that would make it harder for smaller platforms like dark pools.

On Tuesday, at the bank's annual shareholder meeting, Mr. Dimon echoed that statement, calling for rules to ensure that permitted trades don't "morph into something different".

The New York City Council, and Speaker Christine Quinn, have also taken a keen interest in construction safety and have begun to call for rules that have real enforcement teeth.