Sentence examples for calling for significantly from inspiring English sources

But now, with the state facing a multibillion-dollar deficit, he is calling for significantly more health care spending, with new and expanded programs that, when fully phased in, will cost $600 million a year.

The Trust for America's Health, a non-partisan, non-profit organization with many former US health officials on its staff, issued a report each year calling for significantly more funding for GDD.

The report, obtained by The New York Times, calls for significantly higher financial support for public universities from the state and from increased tuition revenues.

It called for significantly higher taxes on bankers' bonuses and private equity managers, as well as a new tax on short-term financial transactions.

And Mr. Bush has called for significantly more federal spending on "clean coal" technologies, asserting that he would expand the country's energy supply, while President Clinton and Mr. Gore had choked it with excessive regulation.

Citing the impact of the Helsinki Agreement of 1975 in undermining the Soviet Union and its East European allies, the group called for "significantly expanding the current, scandalously inadequate Korean-language Radio Free Asia broadcasts".

Carlos Ghosn, the Nissan chief executive, had flagged a positive surprise for sales a day earlier, saying in a speech that the numbers would call for "significantly higher" volumes this year.

The role of Mr. Gensler's agency greatly expanded under Dodd-Frank, which called for significantly tighter regulation of derivatives, used by a broad array of companies to help manage risk.

There is one party that has consistently called for significantly more of the Welsh Government's budget to be allocated to health - and they will be Labour's only other option if a Plaid/Lib Dem deal can't be made to work.

But, there is an even larger shame happening in the country: the plundering of America by the richest Americans and our unwillingness to call for significantly higher taxes on the elite.

He has called for significantly ramping up government spending on clean energy technology, halting the construction of new coal plants, rapidly increasing the use of energy-efficient technologies, and imposing a cap-and-trade system to sharply limit carbon dioxide emissions".