Sentence examples for calls for granting from inspiring English sources
And the proposal calls for granting legal residency to undocumented agricultural workers already employed on American farms.
The second provision calls for granting legal status to 300,000 immigrants who fled wars and political chaos in Haiti, El Salvador, Honduras, Guatemala and Liberia, and applied unsuccessfully for refugee status.
But she said she could not, under her mandate, comment on calls for granting recognition to Libya's rebel government, the National Libyan Council (NLC).
The Judicial Redress Act calls for granting foreign nationals protections that U.S. nationals enjoy under the 1974 Privacy Act -- notably, the right to sue for intentional misuse of their personal information contained in U.S. law enforcement records.
She also set herself on a course for confrontation with the French president, François Hollande, by calling for granting stronger central powers to the European Commission on budgetary issues.
Her current finance minister, Wolfgang Schäuble, this week called for granting the right to a top E.U. official to veto member states' budgets if they violated deficit rules.
A number of conservative, Kremlin-connected figures have praised Mr. Snowden as a defender of human rights and called for granting asylum.
The coalition called for granting legal status to more than 300,000 immigrants who fled wars and political chaos in Haiti, El Salvador, Honduras and Guatemala and applied unsuccessfully for refugee status.
Mr. Clinton also called for granting legal status to some groups of longtime illegal immigrants, although many lawmakers have balked at that proposal in the past.
This week, labor leaders, meeting in Los Angeles, called for granting amnesty to the nation's six million illegal immigrants, a sharp change from labor's traditional anti-immigrant stance.
The demonstrators called for granting legal status to illegal immigrants, for creating more family reunification visas and for increased workplace protections for immigrants because they are often exploited on the job.
