Sentence examples for calls for steps from inspiring English sources

Still, Mr. Obama's budget calls for steps to begin to chip away at it.

Q: The action plan calls for steps to reduce distracted driving.

In the report, the administration calls for steps to reduce the annual number of new H.I.V. infections by 25 percent within five years.

She has repeatedly boasted of innovative contracts like the one in New Haven, which softens tenure protections and calls for steps to improve underperforming teachers, and Cincinnati, where the union is working closely with the school board to train teachers for new, tougher core standards.

The Conservatives' 2010 election manifesto calls for "steps to take net migration back to the levels of the 1990s - tens of thousands a year, not hundreds of thousands".

And the GOP platform will reportedly include a call for steps toward a return to the gold standard.

But the British report emphasizes the role of the private sector, calling for steps to remove barriers to further investments.

India, which in the past had called for steps toward eliminating nuclear arsenals, quickly lauded Mr. Bush's proposal this week to reduce America's stockpile of nuclear weapons unilaterally.

It also called for steps to reduce the service's labor costs, including eliminating collective bargaining over pay for postal employees.

The Assembly Democrats called for steps to reduce New York's auto insurance rates, knowing well that the Republicans would reject them.

Like Mr. Leach, the report called for more active enforcement, but it also recommended tougher penalties for violating fair-lending laws, and called for steps to make it easier for consumers to sue deceptive lenders.