Sentence examples for constantly called for from inspiring English sources
Clinton's wife lost the 2016 presidential election to Trump, who has constantly called for her to be imprisoned.
Senior officials, including Ayatollah Khamenei, constantly called for unity and warned that the enemy, a term commonly used to refer to the United States, could take advantage of such differences.
Deng's constantly called for pragmatism and a low-profile foreign policy, memorably stating "hide your strength, bide your time".
The field of tissue engineering constantly calls for novel biomaterials that possess intrinsically multifunctional properties such as bioactivity, bioimaging ability and antibacterial properties.
Although top officials are constantly calling for more local democracy, only villages where a foreign NGO is involved, such as Phu Long, seem to have seen any improvement.
The government is constantly calling for home-grown innovation in science, technology and culture, and for China to wield more "soft power" and have a greater cultural influence on the rest of the world.
The Church's social Magisterium constantly calls for the most classical forms of justice to be respected: commutative, distributive and legal justice.
A civil nation of laws cannot have prominent members of society constantly calling for the murder and assassination of other individuals or groups".
They will point to recent statements coming from Republicans leaders in Congress who are constantly calling for crippling sanctions and have cast aspersions on the presidential election in Iran.
While this can create a problem for affordability of a UHC system (for example, if the public is constantly calling for the latest technology to be adopted), this was addressed in Thailand through careful use of technology assessment to ensure the most cost-effective interventions are adopted [ 11].
He is one of the most harassed musicians in the country, constantly called in for reprimands by the censors, who banned 9 of the 12 tracks on a recent album.
