Sentence examples for calling for a solution from inspiring English sources
"Some people are calling for a solution where there may not be a problem".
Aslan-Levy told the Guardian he had in fact been calling for a solution that would recognise both states.
In calling for a solution that is "more diplomatic, more economic, more political than it is military," the general sounds very much like critics of the administration (including many allied nations) in the months before the president sent our people in uniform into Iraq.
"The question calls for a solution by the members of the State Senate, utilizing the art of negotiation and compromise.
And he called for a solution involving a cease-fire and brokered by international leaders that would establish a "national unity government with wide powers".
On territory, it called for a solution including between 94-96% of the West Bank (100% of Gaza), with a land swap between 1-3% that would account for 80% of the Israelis living in the West Bank.
Events dominated the Guardian front page the following day: In a leading article that ran over two pages (second page here), the paper called for a solution to the "Irish problem", to include security, talks and economic aid.
This action comes as Twitter users called for a solution to the graphic images suddenly appearing in feeds.
Instead, it would appear that the presence of a problem in mathematics is viewed as a trigger for a calculation, regardless of an instruction that calls for a solution through quantitative reasoning.
