Sentence examples for calling for a rejection from inspiring English sources
Campaigners in favour of statutory legislation are already calling for a rejection of all "press-led" initiatives and the immediate adoption of the Leveson proposals.
Australia's union movement has set itself on a collision course with the federal Labor party, calling for a rejection of the Trans-Pacific Partnership agreement which Labor supports in principle.
A Senate resolution calling for a rejection of Beijing on human rights grounds has been bottled up in committee by Mr. Biden and will not be voted on before the decision on Friday in Moscow.
For these reasons, we tabled a prior amendment calling for a rejection of war as a means of resolving international disputes.
A policy paper issued by Medinsky's Ministry of Culture called for "a rejection of the principles of tolerance and multiculturalism".
The young Mandela called for a rejection of the continuation of imperialism by "big and powerful trade interests".
Manhattan borough president Andrew Stein recently called for a rejection of Carter as the Democratic nominee in 1980.
In contrast, the manifesto calls for a rejection of austerity measures it says have had a negative impact on "low-carbon sectors; like education and healthcare".
In 1932 ter Braak founded, with Edgar du Perron, the magazine Forum, which called for a rejection of contemporary aestheticism (with its emphasis on elegance and form) and a return to sincerity and substance in content.
As early as 1867, the French novelist Émile Zola had called for a rejection of all artifice in the theatrical arts, as in the novel, demanding that plays be faithful records of behaviour namely, scientific analyses of life.
