Sentence examples for calling for faster from inspiring English sources

Economists are calling for faster reforms.

They are calling for faster political reforms.

In 1992 Deng Xiaoping made his famous 'Southern Tour,' calling for faster market reforms, and the economy started to take off.

The movement seems designed both to weaken the president, who has called for the lifting of the ban on communism, and to besmirch the motives of those calling for faster and more radical democratic change.

This week, Mr. Hu pointedly made critical comments about the country's fiscal management, calling for faster banking reforms and better use of "financial means" to manage the economy, the state news media reported.

The rules calling for faster disclosure of corporate financial reports will put more pressure on auditors to complete their assessments of companies and could provoke complaints that more time is needed.

The economic powerhouses of Southeast Asia Singapore and Thailand -- took the lead on Monday in calling for fast and definitive action towards a common market in the region.

The latest push came early this month at Chequers, the country residence of the British prime minister, David Cameron, who joined President Hamid Karzai of Afghanistan and President Asif Ali Zardari of Pakistan in calling for fast-track peace talks.

Supporters are calling for fast "turn up and go" services across the region to boost growth and social inclusion.

Further challenges are the expected reduced bunch crossing time of about 10 ns and the high track density calling for fast and high granularity detectors which also fulfill the boundary conditions of low radiation length and low costs.

Former Clinton Labor Secretary and NAFTA booster Robert Reich is calling for fast track and the TPP, which he calls a corporate Trojan horse, to be defeated.