Sentence examples for calls for far from inspiring English sources

Callers using Skype can potentially make international and other calls for far less than what they would pay on a traditional cellular service plan.

The new document calls for far more spending — a program that at a minimum will cost $1.2 trillion over 30 years, without inflation taken into account.

The Volt design calls for far more battery cells than are actually needed to supply the car's 40-mile electric range.

The legislation, he said, calls for far fewer hours of course work than were required of the first graduates of the Defense Department pilot study.

Calls for far higher council tax rates to be levied on such owners have been made by Labour-run Camden council and the London mayor, Boris Johnson.

Meanwhile, the administration deflected secret calls for far stronger action from some Arab leaders, like King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia, whose advice was to "cut off the head of the snake".

However, there are many calls for far-reaching reform of scientific assessment processes, and some lament that they are overly laborious, time-consuming, and institutionally or politically constrained.

A liberal Constitution passed in the wake of the regional economic crisis of 1997 calls for far-reaching reforms with an election commission, an anti-corruption commission, a freedom of information act and a soon-to-be activated commission on human rights.

It calls for far-reaching changes to the place of religion in schools, as revealed by the Observer, including the abolition of the legal requirement to hold daily Christian worship in state schools, curtailing selection on the basis of religion in faith schools, and a radical overhaul of the teaching of religion and belief.

Some influential Jordanians are calling for far more sweeping changes than the king is offering.

And inevitably there was the call for far more domestic oil drilling.