Sentence examples for calls for linking from inspiring English sources

Boehner's plan calls for linking increases in the debt ceiling in two stages to about $3 trillion in spending cuts.

The plan calls for linking gas fields in Brazil's Amazon River basin and off its Atlantic coast with industrial centers in the country's southern and northeastern regions, the energy minister, Dilma Rousseff, said.

Now, with a fresh P-22 tattoo on her shoulder, she uses his plight to advocate for connectivity (the conservation principle that calls for linking areas of habitat), especially in cities, where habitat may exist but the boundaries to it are often fatal.

Martin Frank, executive director of the American Physiological Society, which has been critical of many open access efforts, also likes the fact that the directive calls for linking to a paper in the journal's own archive.

The plan calls for linking LaGuardia's new Central Terminal to Delta's Terminals C and D. "We look forward to working in partnership with the governor's design commission on a comprehensive and complementary redevelopment plan that realizes our mutual goals and benefits all New York passengers," Delta's President Ed Bastian said in a news release.

Trump told lawmakers Tuesday, however, that the plan will not call for linking those collections to infrastructure, Higgins said.

They called for schools to receive grades, rather than just being rated as passing or failing, and they called for linking teacher pay to performance, paying teachers more in some instances and toughening standards for teacher tenure.

The group called for linking the maximum a student can borrow through the Stafford Loan program to the federal poverty level, allowing that maximum to rise with inflation; it also recommended that the standard 10-year mortgage-style repayment plan be replaced with a graduated repayment plan, so payments would rise along with borrowers' income.

Within the chemical industry, some are calling for linking toxicogenomics results to traditional toxicology tests (e.g., Henry 2002).

Further, in 2008, the global ministerial forum on research for health, held in Bamako, called for linking evidence to policymaking and building research capacity [ 1].

Within land change science, an important component of sustainability research, the call for linking knowledge production with the needs of policy- and decision making, reinforces a fundamental challenge related to describing human environmental interactions beyond the local context.