The phrase "calls for power" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used when describing situations that require a significant amount of authority, strength, or control. For example: - The international crisis calls for power and determination in order to find a resolution. - The challenging project calls for power and creativity from our team of experts. - The political campaign calls for power and influence in order to win the election. - The dangerous situation calls for power to be restored as soon as possible. - The complex issue calls for power and expertise to come up with a solution.
In a turboprop the pilot calls for power by selecting fuel flow to the prime mover.
It calls for power sharing, and Mr. Zoellick has been pushing the Sudanese government to implement its terms.
In a helicopter the pilot calls for power by manipulating the pitch of the rotor blades (a greater pitch taking a bigger "bite" of air and so demanding more power to maintain rotative speed).
Among the posts that may be offered to Abdullah are head of the constitutional reform committee, acknowledging his campaign calls for power to be decentralised away from the president.
Andrew Porter, who wrote brilliantly on music for this magazine from 1972 to 1992, said of the title role of Bellini's "Norma": "It calls for power; grace in slow cantilena; pure, fluent coloratura; stamina; tones both tender and violent; force and intensity of verbal declamation; and a commanding stage presence".
The Gulf Cooperation Council plan — which resembles a proposal by the Joint Meeting Parties, Yemen's coalition of opposition political parties — calls for power to be handed over to Vice President Abd al-Rab Mansur al-Hadi, and for the creation of a national unity government.
Although the deal calls for power-sharing, the PYD calls the shots.
"The next generation of electric propulsion calls for powers that are 200 kW and up in magnitude, which is about one to two orders of magnitude more than what is currently commercially available," he explains.
Minister calls for policing powers Jump to media player First Minister Carwyn Jones calls for powers over policing to be devolved to Wales.
Currently, responsibility for the Severn bridge tolls is not devolved, although there have been calls for powers over them to be handed to Cardiff Bay.
David Cameron called for "power to the people", no less.
