Sentence examples similar to calling for co from inspiring English sources

In the UK the Law Society is anxious to emphasise that it is not calling for co-habitees to have the same rights as married couples.

These observations are very similar to the conclusions reached by St Mungo's, which is now calling for co-ordinated help to be provided in all local authorities, covering health, social services, schools, housing and other relevant areas.

executive director Richard Lloyd is calling for Co-op's rivals to follow suit: "We want to see more banks pass on lower borrowing costs to all borrowers, not just those with bigger deposits or equity in their homes".

As Dan Milmo reports, the shadow chancellor told delegates at the annual Trades Union Congress in Brighton that strikes must be a last resort, after the conference backed a motion calling for co-ordinated walkouts over pay.

King has had triumphs of his own, calling for co-ordinated interest rate cuts to avert a depression the day before central banks around the world did just that, but he points out that the global nature of the crisis, and the fact markets are always open somewhere in the world, has presented news organisations with a problem and an opportunity.

They went as far as calling for co-operation with the mainland to solve the territorial dispute.

A new law requires a 50% turnout for successful strike ballots, but Unite is calling for co-ordinated action across sectors regardless of the threshold reached.

This called for co-operation from host regulators.

The chairman and chief executive of Cisco, John Chambers, called for co-operation.

Pursuing her Malthusian course, Moyo calls for co-ordinated international action in response.

He offered proposals for greater social and educational expenditure and called for "co-partnership in industry" between management and labour.