Sentence examples for effectively called for from inspiring English sources

It is the farthest left of any in recent memory — it effectively called for a new Glass-Steagall Act.

Mr. Nasrallah effectively called for a popular uprising against the president, while Egypt accused Hezbollah of being a proxy for Iran.

Robinson's speech, he says, "effectively called for the binning of both the Good Friday and the St Andrews agreements – certainly the cross-community voting arrangements.

It was a gamble, and a particularly risky one in that it effectively called for increasing the amount wagered if one bet lost money, on the theory that over time everything would work out.

The Emerson String Quartet, which has produced commanding boxed sets of Beethoven, Bartók, and Shostakovich, has effectively called for a reconsideration of Dvořák by recording a three-CD survey of his later chamber works, on Deutsche Grammophon.

"Religion has performed badly when it has gone along with power," said Hashem Aghajeri, a Tehran University professor, in an emotional speech in which he effectively called for an end to religious control that has dominated social and political life for two decades.

The committee is expected to endorse the report - effectively calling for Mr Wolfowitz's resignation - and censure Mr Wolfowitz for circumventing bank procedures.

He particularly urged the delegates to vote against an amendment proposed by leading Lib Dem barrister Lord Marks, this afternoon which effectively calls for support for the justice and security bill.

He has used the bully pulpit of his presidency to eloquently and effectively call for the renewal of our common values, particularly the principle of personal responsibility and our common commitment to family.

In calling for the reform to be revenue neutral over the long term, and in appropriating some of the monies that would be created during the transition to the new system, they are effectively calling for a modest tax increase over the short term, although they would be understandably reluctant to describe it as such.

However the U.K. PM, who is notably on the re-election trail right now — with a General Election coming up in May — singled himself out for the most hawkish pronouncements on this front, effectively calling for a ban on end-to-end encryption.