Sentence examples for called for speeding from inspiring English sources
In January, for example, he called for speeding up the adoption of a single currency -- the Russian ruble -- by next year.
Mr. Brown also called for speeding up the effort to train about 50,000 additional Afghan troops, which would bring the overall level trained to around 135,000.
That's where Hartnett-White could have a lot of influence in an administration that has called for speeding up infrastructure projects and cutting down on holdups due to environmental requirements.
One of Iraq's two vice presidents, Adel Abdul Mahdi, called for speeding the formation of a new government to prevent "any attempt by terrorist gangs to use the circumstances in the country to hurt the Iraqi people and the armed forces".
He has yet to provide details of how he now proposes to lower rates but has called for speeding up the delivery of rebate checks, and for making the rebate a tax deduction, effectively doing away with the rebate process altogether.
It called for speeding up deployment of the Navy's version of the proposed joint strike fighter aircraft.
The amendments essentially call for speeding up the election process so that parliamentary contests can be held before September, followed soon after by a presidential race.
One official said Mr. Bush would call for speeding up rate reductions for taxpayers at all income levels, rebutting speculation that he might slow down on reductions for people in the top tax bracket.
President Bush has already said he wants to make last year's tax cuts permanent, and he is likely to call for speeding up tax cuts that were supposed to be phased in over several years.
The White House issued the announcement late on Monday, stating that Obama will call for speeding up by two years – to 2020 from 2022 – the acquisition of a replacement heavy icebreaker.
Their suggestions also call for speeding up response time, so that a simple peacekeeping operation could be launched in 30 days rather than several months, and sending expert advance teams to areas where very complex military and political situations prevail.
