Sentence examples for calling for sustained from inspiring English sources

The cholera outbreak in Guinea and Sierra Leone that has killed 392 people and infected more than 25,000 others since February is slowing down, say aid groups calling for sustained measures to wipe out the disease.

While his reference to those deaths was a good thing in and of itself, he hasn't gone nearly as far as Clinton has in calling for sustained action to address the problem of lethal force disproportionately targeting African Americans.

But it is concern about the future that's driven over 35,000 signatures to the Science is Vital petition, and over 2,000 activists to descend on HM Treasury calling for sustained research investment.

Meanwhile, a chorus of critics across the Middle East is calling for sustained pressure on Tehran to halt its nuclear and political ambitions at a time of rising turmoil in the Middle East.

Augustine warned that such critically needed efforts are underfunded and called for sustained public investment in research and education.

In the demanding final soliloquy, the one stretch that calls for sustained legato singing, Ms. Silja seemed vocally tired.

Throughout, however, the report calls for sustained U.S. help in developing Afghanistan and Pakistan for its people, not just waging a military campaign.

She served as Plan International's "Because I am a Girl" campaign Global Ambassador and spoke at the Girl Summit in London in 2014, where she called for sustained progress to end female genital mutilation and child marriage.

Given high financial and public health burdens of recent avian influenza outbreaks, we call for sustained, cost-effective investments in locations with high avian influenza diversity in wild birds and efforts to promote standardized sampling, testing, and reporting methods, including full-genome sequencing and sharing of isolates with the scientific community.

The anarcho-syndicalists' strategy called for sustaining militancy by creating an atmosphere of incessant conflict, which would culminate in a massive general strike.

Similarly, support for decreasing or removing all troops from Iraq slipped when respondents were asked if they would still support that policy even if it resulted in Iraq becoming a base for terrorists, an argument raised by Mr. Bush in calling for a sustained troop presence there.