Sentence examples for calling for absolute from inspiring English sources

A two-day emergency meeting meant to convey that the Roman Catholic Church would not tolerate sexual abuse by priests ended up ended up sending a nuanced message, just when the public was calling for absolute solutions.

The calls for absolute transparency about everything are malicious.

On the other side, there were - and still are - conservative clerics such as Mesbah Yazdi who bluntly denounced democracy and human rights as western imports and called for absolute authority for the supreme leader, who in their minds was the representative of God on earth and without whose consent people's votes and opinions had virtually no value.

Since egalitarianism has come to be widely associated with the demand for economic equality, and this in turn with communistic or socialistic ideas, it is important to stress that neither communism nor socialism — despite their protest against poverty and exploitation and their demand for social security for all citizens — calls for absolute economic equality.

Hitler ruled Germany autocratically by asserting the Führerprinzip (leader principle), which called for absolute obedience of all subordinates.

Not only does it ignore the role played by elites in making historical progress, by emphasising the need for mobilising the general population, it also calls for absolute obedience to the passions and will of the people.

"Prior to this ban, Delta's strict acceptance policy called for absolute compliance with all government regulations regarding protected species," the company said in a statement on its website.

The company issued a brief statement noting that prior to Monday's ban, "Delta's strict acceptance policy called for absolute compliance with all government regulations regarding protected species".

I'll be calling for an absolute commitment from my international colleagues to inclusive green growth as the path to shared prosperity.

WHEN he was campaigning to become president in 1960, John Kennedy made a famous speech in Houston calling for the absolute separation of church and state.

Although the speech was overwhelmingly progressive in its tone, Francis also made it clear that he upholds the Catholic church's doctrine on abortion, calling for the "absolute respect for life in all its stages".