Sentence examples for calls for a quick from inspiring English sources

The cries of "stay the course" are getting fainter, while the calls for a quick exit are growing.

Constrained by an almost complete mistrust of the United States' motives, Mrs. Clinton was forced to avoid strong calls for a quick end to military rule, favoring language instead that called for Egyptian solutions along with respect for minority rights.

It calls for a quick infusion of $50 billion in government spending that White House officials said could spur job growth as early as next year — if Congress approves.

As a result, Mr. Paul won the most votes even though some of his views on defense and social policy differ sharply from those of most religious conservatives; he calls for a quick withdrawal from Afghanistan and says he does not fear a nuclear Iran, and he opposes a federal amendment to bar same-sex marriage.

Sometimes, though, you're in a situation that calls for a quick out, a need to escape with a convenient excuse.

Another concept, "Tsunami tendenko," which calls for a quick tsunami evacuation without waiting for others, not even one's parents or children, became famous and popular after the 2011 tsunami [90],[91].

In a speech at the opening of an international conference to review a treaty banning the spread of nuclear weapons, she also rejected calls for a quicker elimination of nuclear arms.

At his funeral in 2005, crowds called for a quick beatification, with chants of "Beato subito".

His "Loch plan" called for a quick raid from the Bechuanaland border when an opportune situation developed.

This week the chief executive of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, which regulates Refco's core futures business, called for a quick resolution.

And Ornstein is legendary among journalists as the man to call for a quick quote about almost anything.