Sentence examples for calling for limited from inspiring English sources

Peter Vallone brags that he has been calling for limited government since 1986, while Alan Hevesi praises Giuliani for remaining "austere" in hard times.

But, unlike those in the Administration who are calling for limited strikes, Wurmser and others in Cheney's office "want to end the regime," the consultant said.

Whatever case they might have for this line of argument, it's one which fails to account for the SNP's demolition of Scottish Labour, a victory won by vocally opposing austerity and calling for limited increases in public spending.

No longer enjoying a bountiful source of funds -- with Congress calling for limited research funded by the National Institutes for Health (NIH) and the National Science Foundation NSFF) -- institutions are having a difficult time identifying their financial priorities while juggling the demands of their academic and political constituencies.

The recent Paris climate agreement calls for limiting the increase to 1.5C.

The court called for limiting public access to Web sites and blogs displaying the videos.

And Senator Barack Obama has gone so far as to call for limiting the profits of the insurance industry.

At a gathering of China's political leaders in Beijing in March, an official called for limiting Disney's expansion and growth.

The plan also called for limiting next year's spending increase to around 4percentt, half the increase in the current year's budget.

But he was also wary of the Fed and called for limiting the growth of the supply of money to avoid high inflation — an idea known as monetarism.

MGIC Investment and the Radian Group led mortgage insurers higher after the Treasury secretary, Timothy F. Geithner, called for limiting the role of government-backed competitors.