Sentence examples for cases called for from inspiring English sources

"I could tell you what public houses he frequented, which prostitutes he saw, the details of his duels!" Other cases called for an airing of some ancestral dirty laundry.

Yet as rising immigration levels have changed the ethnic mix, native-born Europeans have in many cases called for curbing redistribution.

"True hardship cases call for the exercise of discretion," the letter said.

And the Supreme Court decided to hear several cases calling for the party's election victory to be annulled.

Outrage among Brazilians contributed to huge street protests across the country, pressuring her administration and in several cases calling for her impeachment.

Uganda has drawn global attention after one of its lawmakers proposed new anti-gay laws that would in some cases call for life imprisonment or the death penalty.

But they said the common procedure in such cases calls for the operating partner to pay for cleanup and other costs up front and then seek contributions from the non-operating partners.

High-profile cases call for "a fairly strong judge who will keep control of the proceedings," Judge Kozinski said, describing the ideal candidate as "a combination of a general and a traffic cop".

Such cases call for an empirical inquiry in which truth claims about the world are submitted to critical testing.

Besides the need to further clarify these details, the high number of expectable cases calls for the development of an electronic decision support instrument which would enable competent authorities to rapidly carry out initial comparative risk assessments.

A common first reaction to Davidson's argument is to insist (along with Hacking 1986) that, because the phenomena he highlights are special cases calling for special treatment, they fail to show that conventionalism is fundamentally mistaken.