Sentence examples for calls to lower from inspiring English sources

And calls to lower meat consumption, especially in developing nations, could quickly become a social justice issue.

Some might view that as a welcome strategy, especially in light of recent investor calls to lower burn rates across the industry.

Cameron supports the country's national health system and is resisting calls to lower the top tax rate for high earners from its present level of 50%.

Downing Street and Nick Clegg have both rejected calls to lower the age of consent to 15. Professor John Ashton, president of the Faculty of Public Health, had suggested the age of consent be lowered to make it easier for 15-year-olds to access contraception and sexual health advice from the NHS.

There is no other instance where children magically become adults because of their behavior; indeed, we steadfastly (and rightly) resist any calls to lower the age at which children can take on "adult" responsibilities such as driving, buying alcohol, buying cigarettes, or serving on juries.

Just as each routine has in its code different calls to lower levels, so this routine will use the self-optimisation information of these other routines to generate its own information.

The stop_all function is called to lower all pins, removing power from both of the motors.

He tells Beane that, by some amazing coincidence, the other buyer for Rincon has just called to lower his offer.

A spokesman for the Prime Minister said in a statement: "We reject the call to lower the age of consent.

Some employers struggling to fill jobs at $4 and $5 an hour said they found little relevance in the Reagan Administration's call to lower the minimum wage.

Yet there were signs that the Palestinians, in what has become a familiar exercise in assailing Israel at the General Assembly, have found some nations weighing their longstanding support against Mr. Annan's call to lower the decibel level.