Sentence examples for calling for a move from inspiring English sources

Considering all this, advocates have begun calling for a move away from the minimum wage and the adoption of something called a living wage.

With the national infrastructure commission, EnergyUK and others also calling for a move to a flexible grid, it's clear that the system desperately needs upgrading.

UndyingCincinnatus agrees: There is no point in moralising about this, or calling for a move back to the 'good old days' of paper and post.

The New Economics Foundation is calling for a move towards a much shorter working week, over a decade or more, with a goal of 21 hours as the new standard.

Actually, much research calls for a move to more sustainable, market-oriented farming.

He also calls for a move "to replace the TV licensing offences with civil monetary penalties payable to the BBC".

Bridgen also calls for a move "to replace the TV licensing offences with civil monetary penalties payable to the BBC".

Bridgen has also called for a move "to replace the TV licensing offences with civil monetary penalties payable to the BBC".

The bacteria, streptococcus suis, are commonly found in animals but do not normally cause illness in humans.Gloria Arroyo, the Philippines' embattled president, used her state-of-the-nation address to call for a move from a presidential system to a parliamentary government.

The left-leaning Socialist Party's major problem is François Hollande, the most unpopular French President of the modern era, who has presided over a contentious split in his Party over the question of whether France's economic troubles call for a move to the right.

And more substantive, in an interview with Chris Wallace on "Fox News Sunday," he was asked repeatedly how he would offset the 20 percent rate cuts that the Romney tax plan called for — a move that the Obama campaign, citing independent groups, said would cost the government $5 trillion over 10 years.