Sentence examples for calls for a process from inspiring English sources

The most controversial provision calls for a process by which patients can appeal denials of coverage for costly treatments to an independent authority.

Creating a soul space calls for a process of ridding negatively-charged items and clearing out clutter.

The letter, as first drafted, calls for a process that is inclusive of all parties in the region, a process that has impact on the daily lives of Palestinians and Israelis, and is not a one-shot deal that ends with this Summit.

This is a political exercise that goes beyond technical activities and calls for a process of exchange and negotiation between various interest groups.

The Uluru Statement from the Heart in 2017 called for a "process of agreement making" between governments and First Nations people, and a truth-telling process.

Now two dozen legal rights groups are calling for a process that would let immigrants reopen their cases under the ruling last month.

While both bills call for a process modeled on the approach the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation uses to take over failing banks, the House bill calls for huge financial companies to pay into a $150 billion fund.

The agreement, which called for a process of consultation on actions affecting the river, was seen as a major step toward greater cooperation for countries that a few decades ago, during the Vietnam War, were often at odds.

Instead, it called for a process to lift international sanctions in return for improvements in living conditions and human rights by Kim's regime, which has punished dissidents with forced labor and internment in political prison camps.

The continuous exchange of material and energy between unit operations call for a process control strategy that starts from the plant as a whole rather than from individual unit operations.

In September 2000, PNAC issued a statement (pdf) calling for a "process of transformation, even if it brings revolutionary change" in US foreign policy, but fretted that domestic political conditions would not permit such a convulsion "absent some catastrophic and catalysing event - like a new Pearl Harbour".