Sentence examples for fact called for from inspiring English sources

Most progressives, in fact, called for the "enlightenment," rather than the expansion, of popular sovereignty.

It has long advocated electoral reform, and in fact called for abolition of the Electoral College in 1970.

The report, which was written in collaboration with a group of Burmese aid workers, in fact called for aid to continue.

Their report decried the bipartisan parties of 1950, and, in fact, called for more polarization, arguing that more ideologically polarized parties would be more "responsible," and present clearer alternatives to voters.

(L.B.J., in fact, called for coöperation among federal, state, and local officials; one of the forgotten ironies of the war on poverty is that so much of the trouble took place at the local level, in the so-called community-action agencies).

Ahmadinejad, caricatured as a merchant of genocide, has in fact called for "regime change" - and then only in the sense that he believes a referendum should be held of all inhabitants of Israel and the occupied territories, including refugees from war, on the nature of the government.

The House budget, in fact, calls for cuts to below the sequester level.

Given this central fact, calls for the big banks to change their internal cultures are somewhat beside the point.

Though precisely what he is in fact calling for is anybody's guess, and that too is a problem with such pleas.

Becoming a one-stop provider of connectivity and content for broadband Internet in fact calls for skills in many different businesses (from software and IP "backbones" to video production), each of which is a potential minefield.

Other officials said the Vatican would in fact call for creation of a committee of American and Vatican representatives to resolve differences between the American initiatives and universal church law.