Sentence examples for entirely calling for from inspiring English sources

Under Laurier's early leadership, the Liberals, who had accepted much of the National Policy under Blake while questioning details, rejected it entirely, calling for "unrestricted reciprocity", or free trade, with the United States.

The implied challenge in the squad leader's minimalist nod was entirely called for.

The Democratic candidates run the gamut from wanting to abolish the practice entirely to calling for reforms to current NYPD practices.

Experts at the University of Birmingham say his death was entirely preventable and are calling for all babies to be supplemented from birth and for mandatory monitoring by GPs and other NHS staff.

Experts at the University of Birmingham say Noah's death was entirely preventable and are calling for all babies to be supplemented with vitamin D from birth.

In fact, it's not entirely plain what he is calling for, or where he believes the problem to reside.

But much of the opposition considers the Constitution fatally flawed, and is calling for an entirely new document on which to base a more democratic Egypt.

David Miliband's first move is said to be to calling for an entirely new mood in the party – no more tribalism, no more backstabbing, and real fraternity.

A further 33 PCCs [police and crime commissioners] have said they do not believe criminalization is necessary, while the Police Federation is calling for an entirely new approach to drug policy after conceding prohibition has failed.

A further 33 PCCs have said they do not believe criminalisation is necessary, while the Police Federation is calling for an entirely new approach to drug policy after conceding prohibition has failed.

"We are creating a latter-day mafia in the UK". A further 33 PCCs have said they do not believe criminalisation is necessary, while the Police Federation is calling for an entirely new approach to drug policy after conceding prohibition has failed.