Sentence examples for calling for solutions from inspiring English sources

O'Brien is not the only politician calling for solutions.

In Houston, a new generation of business leaders, alarmed by the city's smog problem, is calling for solutions that include sharp reductions in pollution from nearby refineries.

"We have a nation which is calling for solutions to its problems and a government that has lost its way," Mr Capriles told supporters at a rally in the capital.

Rather than considering public concerns about GMOs as an opportunity to reconsider the technology from a different perspective, producing a wider and more robust assessment of GMOs' implications, promoters of GMOs in industry and government continue to position the public as the problem, calling for solutions that aim at reducing this opposition rather than at learning from it [34].

The Heritage Foundation released similar recommendations in the days after Katrina, calling for "solutions" such as school vouchers.

But the most promising dimension of the Schultz campaign is his calling for solutions that do not pass through Capitol Hill.

There were many interesting problems calling for solution.

In some cases, the stochasticity is in conflict with the normal mathematical meaning of a differential equation: It calls for solutions that are simultaneously rough and smooth.

Instead of the current need for trained specialist, in particular flexible manufacturing in SMEs call for solutions that are easy easy to use and (re configure.

While both sides called for solutions, it seemed like the activists and the tech community were largely talking past each other, not with each other.

Both the Republican and Democratic candidates have called for solutions to New Hampshire's drug crisis.