Sentence examples for calling for discussion from inspiring English sources

The government is calling for discussion of a ban on smoking in public places, restrictions on food advertising on children's TV and a levy on alcohol advertising.

Sign and stickers are visible on the streets of central Vermont, and petitions are calling for discussion at town meetings in March.

China has succeeded somewhat this year in deflecting criticism over the yuan by going on the offensive over the fiscal problems of the U.S., calling for discussion of alternatives to the dollar as the world's unofficial reserve currency.

The priests had been calling for discussions to end the fighting, with one of them serving as an intermediary between the government and a leftist group.

Public protests were held in cities and towns in Northern Ireland yesterday under the banner of We Deserve Better, a non-party group that has been calling for discussions between politicians to resume.

A series of public protests will be led in cities and towns in Northern Ireland this evening by We Deserve Better, a non-partisan group which has been calling for discussions between the parties to recommence.

In Egypt, Bassem Youssef, a doctor-cum-comedian, has bravely called for discussion rather than hostility.

Its authors call for discussion on ways forward, which could include taxes of sweet calorific drinks.

President Otto Pérez Molina of Guatemala, a no-nonsense former army general, has called for discussion of such an approach, even as leaders in Colombia, Mexico, Belize and other countries also demand a broader debate on relaxing punitive drug laws.

Dialectic does not construct its syllogisms out of any haphazard materials, such as the fancies of crazy people, but out of materials that call for discussion; and rhetoric, too, draws upon the regular subjects of debate.

At a minimum, it calls for discussion.