Sentence examples for conditions called for from inspiring English sources

Conditions called for caution.

The first, he said, are the "objective" conditions, called for under the Taiwan Relations Act of 1979, of Taiwan's ability to defend itself.

The United Nations report said the dramatic political changes in Yugoslavia, in which President Milosevic was forced by a popular uprising to accept defeat in the September elections, and the country's fragile economic and social conditions called for a prompt international response.

Others emphasized that Hamas would not accept conditions called for by the international community in the past, including renouncing violence and accepting all previously signed agreements between Israel and the Palestinian Authority.

The vet couldn't say what caused the wound – later, Lord Tarango would speculate that perhaps there was a cow Yamba had tried to service through a fence – but after cleaning the cock he explained that its conditions called for antibiotics to deal with the infection and an anti-inflammatory to lessen the swelling.

When experimental conditions called for the use of phenol red-free and serum-free media, the same RPMI medium was used as above but without the phenol red and FBS.

Emergency scenarios or potentially adverse conditions call for greater robustness.

The driver can override the system and take over when conditions call for it -- say, at a car wash.

Jeffrey Sachs, his former adviser, told me that "if the underlying conditions call for optimism, Nouriel would be optimistic".

Studio research addresses the particular conditions of American city-regions (currently, the Hudson Valley) in which shifting ecological, topographical, infrastructural, demographic and social conditions call for new strategies for systemic action.

These underlying conditions, calling for evidence of past conduct pointing to probable consequences, are as susceptible of proof as many of the criteria constantly applied in prosecutions for crime.