Sentence examples for common call for from inspiring English sources

Since the grades were released, one common call for change goes to the very heart of the city's plan: the reduction of a school's worth to a single letter grade.

So instead of a common call for action, we got acrimonious argument, with quite a few economists essentially acting as spoilers, undermining the credibility of those trying to get governments to do the right thing.

Through their examination of recent documents and manifestos produced by organised groups of sex workers in many countries, Overs and Hawkins show that what links them is a common call for the decriminalisation of sex work and broader concepts of sex worker rights.

David Moyes and Sam Allardyce have led the now common calls for the competition, which kicks off on January 20, to be moved to the summer.

Her co-op was valued at $60,000; her occupation was listed as "none," the most common calling for the block's householders that year.

Typically, you cannot tell how an orchestration will sound until you hear it played, and Mr. Sheffer, as is common, called for some quick changes, for example, telling the strings to drop out entirely during a passage in which they back up a solo piano outburst.

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Common called for a moment of silence and then awarded the hip-hop video award to Drake (who was absent).

The most common call was for "tree in road".

The prime minister of such a government could put a motion before the Commons calling for a general election.

Clegg, Tory sources claimed, was pushing for the right to make an unprecedented separate statement in the Commons calling for a tougher approach.