Sentence examples for calls for further development from inspiring English sources
Noting a "lack of variety of models of vocational training for solicitors and barristers", the report calls for further development of apprenticeships for wannabe solicitors, more of the vocational stage of training to be integrated with workplace training, new "work-based learning pathways through the training contract" and the development of "additional alternative pupillages".
Each of the above arguments undoubtedly calls for further development, which cannot be done here; but one can check Priest, 1987, for detailed discussions of all of them.
In his speech, the prime minister highlights the past year's achievements, raises important issues and calls for further development.
This calls for further development of the growth technique to be able to investigate the Yb-containing phase.
The results from this study calls for further development of mental health services among prisoners, including services directed at drug related problems.
The only other myeloma-specific QOL questionnaire is the recently developed Functional Assessment of Cancer Therapy – Multiple Myeloma (FACT-MM), although its item pool was developed with limited patient involvement and its authors call for further development work using larger and more heterogeneous patient samples [ 17].
The Bangkok Declaration (AMCDRR 2014a) also called for further development of science, technology, and innovation in the region through investment in research and higher education.
This report called for further development and validation of outcome measures [ 1].
While a report on the registration of ethnicity by the Health Council of The Netherlands is expected in the near future, a national debate on the introduction of a broader screening programme is urgently required; this should include the voice of the patient organisation which has been insistently calling for further development on this terrain (OSCAR 2010).
Limited efficacy of current first-line treatment for leukemia calls attention for further development of efficient strategies.
Thus, comparative mapping studies between conifer species call for further developments of gene maps and gene sequence collections, but also for genomics and bioinformatics tools enabling to assess more efficiently orthology relationships.
