Sentence examples for calling for industry from inspiring English sources

The agency recently approved plans calling for industry to lend money to the insurance fund by ordering banks to prepay annual assessments that would otherwise have been due through 2012.

Those of us who have been calling for industry leadership had hoped that such sharing would not require legislation, regulation or litigation – but that the companies would see the wisdom of the approach.

Condé Nast has issued a statement condemning sexual harassment and calling for industry-wide action as the allegations against Harvey Weinstein continues to shine a light on sexual harassment in other industries, including fashion photography and modeling.

He called for industry bodies like the BPI to lobby even harder for government action to help crack down on piracy sites.

It also called for industry to "work with the appropriate education experts and bodies to establish an enhanced programme of lifelong financial education and assistance, embedded into our school curriculum and beyond".

At a summit meeting called for industry leaders, unions, and regulators, Mr Prescott will insist that rail companies sign a four-point safety plan, of which driver training will form a key part, or risk losing their licences.

The Obama administration has lauded the expansion of natural gas as an alternative to coal, but has also called for industry action to sharply reduce leaks while promoting renewable energy sources like solar and wind power.

The study criticized both the industry and federal regulators for "misplaced trust" in the ability of blowout preventers to seal off wells in an emergency, and called for industry to redesign these devices to make them more reliable in the future.

And Prof Farrar called for industry to be given incentives to work on antibiotics and greater restrictions placed on access to these medicines.

If you've been on the job hunt lately, you might have noticed that many positions call for industry certifications, occupational licenses, or postsecondary education certificates.

Another model calls for industry sharing its resources with multiple medical researchers and clinicians in Centers of Excellence (COEs), an example of which is the Shanghai Clinical Immunology Research Center[6], founded by Becton Dickinson & Co. (BD) and Zhongshan Hospital Fudan University.