Sentence examples for calling for raised from inspiring English sources

In April 2012 a joint report was launched by the World Health Organisation (WHO) and ADI - 'Dementia: a Public Health Priority' - calling for raised awareness and governmental action globally [ 17].

So was a resolution calling for raising taxes on the wealthiest New Yorkers, a step that Mr. Cuomo has opposed.

So the next time you hear people calling for raising the retirement age to 70, ask them what they do for a living.

Mr. de Blasio is calling for raising the city's tax rate to 4.4 percent, from 3.87 percent, on income over $500,000, a difference of $530 for every $100,000 above that threshold.

And he is calling for raising taxes on the wealthy, particularly for those on Wall Street and in private equity, to protect that safety net and reduce the deficit.

Barack Obama ran against the odds of a lousy economy, calling for raising taxes on the rich to help invest in areas vital to our future.

Corbett's campaign released a 30-second TV spot on Oct. 7 claiming that Wolf is "calling for raising taxes on middle-class families".

That called for raised glasses.

In the school ages, survival rates are comparably high, but recent reports indicate substantial levels of physical and emotional ill-health, which calls for raised awareness of the health and wellbeing in this age group.

Significantly, the administration's minimum wage proposal also calls for raising the so-called "tipped" minimum wage and pegging it to inflation as well.

At least it calls for raising taxes on high incomes back to Clinton-era levels.