Sentence examples for called for simplified from inspiring English sources

And in 1967, according to an account in The New York Times, Mayor John V. Lindsay called for simplified signs during an autumn day in which he was seen "scolding doormen" for allowing illegal parking in front of their buildings and "demanding that a physician remove his double-parked car from in front of his office".

The committee called for simplified regulation of shale oil and gas exploration "to encourage development of shale and reassure communities that risks of harm to the environment or human health are low".

By contrast, the Free Democrats, who emphasize pro-business policies, approved a platform at the conference that calls for simplified taxes, rigid fiscal discipline and a minimum-wage plan that would be independently set by industry and by region — all policies that are meant to appeal to Germans who are wary of seeing their country held back by the debt crisis in other European Union states.

The draft calls for "simplified measures on access for non-commercial research purposes".

This calls for simplified abstraction and incorporation of individual epigenetic events and their inter-dependencies to predict the behaviour of histone evolution under stipulated and controlled conditions.

These controversial effects of riluzole in clinical application and animal research call for simplified model systems to explore its basic mechanisms at cellular and molecular levels.

In a report to federal regulators, the Institute of Medicine called for a simplified label that would go on the front of food packages and show the number of calories per serving and contain zero to three stars or checkmarks to indicate how healthful a food was.

Specifically, I called for a simplified system that had two layers: your friends and your followers.

With this drawback, it calls for a simplified process that could achieve the same result as BBS.

These people, though, understand a different kind of civil discourse than the simplified type being called for by well-meaning leaders, media personalities, and everyday Americans.

In discussing the second recommendation — a call for simplified and more transparent choice — the FTC suggests a carve out.