Sentence examples similar to facts 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.

(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).

Just a few months into the new fiscal year, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg was forced last month to increase the estimated overtime expenses in the budget by more than $100 million, one reason he was not exuberant about a recent rise in city revenues and, in fact, called for further cuts in city services.

Ingratitude (the state of being ungrateful) can be thought of as the absence or deficiency of one or more of the elements of the grateful response when gratitude is in fact called for in a particular beneficiary.

The US Government has never denied the existence of mass graves in South Kordofan and has in fact called for an investigation of these claims.

In an apparent attempt at clarification, he told a local outlet that he had not, in fact, called for her to be "assassinated" but merely meant that "she should be shot in a firing squad for treason".

Simha Shiloni, commander of the Palmach forces (Negev Beasts Battalion), commented that his forces came exhausted and completely unprepared to the assembly points, and he had given consent for their deployment only after being assured that they would serve as the operational reserve (the plan in fact called for these forces to lead the southern assault).

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.