Sentence examples for cites called for from inspiring English sources

Last month the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora, better known as CITES, called for stronger co-operation along smuggling routes and a more secure management of legal horn stocks.

In March, member nations of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora, a United Nations treaty also known as Cites, called for trade in five shark species — oceanic whitetips, scalloped hammerheads, two other types of hammerheads, and porbeagles — to be carefully tracked and shown to have been conducted legally.

During the interview, he stated that he saw the problem beginning to be reversed, citing calls for renewed faith and other practices.

He postponed a question-and-answer session scheduled for Thursday due to what he called security risks, citing calls for protesters to surround government buildings.

He cites calls from mayor Boris Johnson earlier this year for a cap on minicab numbers.

Council members, citing the story, called for staff to report back on the feasibility of upgrading the inspection program to regularly include more rentals.

Talbot: You've been cited as calling for more democratic participation in meetings.

What appears to have touched off the utilities' withdrawals from the chamber was a recent article in The Los Angeles Times that cited chamber officials who called for a "Scopes monkey trial of the 21st century" about the science of climate change.

Ellis disregarded federal sentencing guidelines cited by prosecutors that called for 19-1/2 19-1/2years in prison.

Nonetheless, with only few exceptions, the authors suggested causative associations, admitted but downplayed possible bias, cited plausible pathomechanisms, and called for controlled studies.

Is it because Richard Taruskin, a music writer whom he cites often throughout, has shamefully called for Klinghoffer to be removed from the repertoire?