Sentence examples for calling for rising from inspiring English sources

Up to 90,000 union members marched in central London last October calling for rising pay.

This year's forecasters universally called for rising rates, on both long- and short-term bonds.

Mr Obama had originally called for rises, as in California, for those earning more than $250,000.

There are also calls for rising star Tanya Plibersek.

In 1803 Emmet's hand was forced by an explosion at one of his secret arms depots, and he called for a rising on July 23.

Now, however, many mortgages call for sharply rising monthly payments after a few years, and borrowers were given loans without regard to their ability to meet the higher payments.

On Saturday, trades unions will march in London, calling for pay rises for all and campaiging against low pay.

A petition on the change.org website calling for the rise to be stopped has now gathered 450,000 signatures.

Still, last month a new member of the bank's monetary policy committee, Martin Weale, joined a colleague Andrew Sentance, in calling for a rise in rates to 0.75 percent.

Labour's plans to boost the statutory minimum wage were given a boost when 22 leading industrialists signed a letter calling for a rise in its level.

They said 100 striking Walmart workers would be at the meeting calling for wage rises and other improvements in working conditions.