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So would U.N. Secretary General Ban Ki-moon, U.S. economist Jeffrey Sachs and others calling for dramatic steps to curb carbon emissions.
Many experts are also calling for dramatic changes in how the nation collects intelligence inside its own borders, and are pointing to Britain's domestic intelligence agency, known as MI-5, as a model.
The government has also been rattled by the Guardian's revelations that Chris Heathe-Harris, ToryTory MP who orchestrated a letter by more than 100 MPs to the prime minister earlier this year calling for dramatic cuts to subsidies for onshore wind, had given covert support to a rival candidate in the Corby byelection because of his antipathy to windfarms.
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change published a dire report last month calling for dramatic decreases in human-generated greenhouse gas emissions in the coming decades (and ceasing their production altogether by 2075) to avert catastrophic climate change.
Meanwhile, council members are calling for dramatic cuts in the budget, including police and fire services, in anticipation of the plant shutting down.
He would be calling for dramatic cuts in the military budget in order to reinvest public dollars in jobs, education, and health care.
The fractionation problem on Indian reservations is extraordinary and may call for dramatic action to encourage consolidation.
Few sing ers are schooled in the florid style of singing which also calls for dramatic depth.
It calls for dramatic action by both sides to produce a Palestinian state with provisional borders as early as this year.
So it was welcome news when, early in his administration, Mayor Michael Bloomberg called for dramatic changes to the area commonly known as Hudson Yards.
In contrast, Hipster Antitrust proposals fail on both theoretical and empirical grounds when evaluated as a set of serious policy proposals that call for dramatic change to antitrust enforcement and its institutions.
