Sentence examples for calling for rule from inspiring English sources

The Peoples Democratic Reform Committeee (PDRC), as the protest movement is known, claims to be calling for rule of law and a crackdown on corruption, among other demands.

Three years ago, who could have imagined a Burmese leader calling for rule of law and protection for the environment?

Exchanges have been calling for rules that would make it harder for smaller platforms like dark pools.

On Tuesday, at the bank's annual shareholder meeting, Mr. Dimon echoed that statement, calling for rules to ensure that permitted trades don't "morph into something different".

A group of London's most influential retailers recently lobbied the British government, calling for rules on Sunday trading to be relaxed.

Last November, I sent a letter to Treasury Secretary Henry M. Paulson Jr. calling for rules that would prohibit credit card companies that received federal assistance from raising their rates.

The CBI, an employers' group, cites such provocations when calling for rules that would make it harder for unions to call industrial action.A few unions are resisting these trends, however.

Another challenge is the presence of certain sound events in multiple contexts (e.g., footsteps present in contexts like street, hallway, beach) calling for rules in modeling of the contexts.

Last Thursday President Obama offered his harshest rebuke of the banking industry yet, calling for rules to limit firms' ability to trade on their own accounts and have control over hedge funds and private equity funds.

At the same time, policy makers in many countries are calling for "rules of the road" to regulate cyber conflict.

The compact was hardly democratic, since it called for rule by the elite, but it established an elective system and a basis for limited consent of the governed as the source of authority.