Sentence examples for for wider action from inspiring English sources

Labour said it welcomed the "belated changes" but called for "wider action to kickstart our flatlining economy".

She faced backbench calls for wider action against the presence of Russian "dirty money" in London, or in British overseas territories, including the Bahamas.

In another case that convinced officials of the need for wider action, the Federal Trade Commission filed a complaint in January in Nevada against a company called Immigration Forms and Publications, which created a Web site designed to look like the Citizenship and Immigration Services site, complete with an image of the Statue of Liberty.

Professor Graham MacGregor, chairman of Action on Sugar, which has campaigned for cuts to sugar levels in food, welcomed the plan, but called for wider action, including a 20 per cent tax on sugary drinks, a 40 per cent reduction in sugar levels in food and drink, and the end of all advertising of unhealthy foods and drinks to children.

Conservative MP for Dover and Deal Charlie Elphicke called for "wider action at the European level to deal with the European open borders problem".

The event brought together world leaders, representatives from the private sector and NGOs to focus political attention, mobilise support and agree concrete action to tackle childhood malnutrition and stunting between now and the next Olympic Games in 2016 -- and, we hope, provided a springboard for wider action to tackle the root-causes of hunger.

Unison have called for even wider action.

The conflict in Georgia in 2008 showed the effectiveness of Russian covert action to pave the way for wider political action.

Programme manager Matt Hastings says collective switching not only saves money for hard-pressed households, but could provide a model for wider community action.

And the three-point Brown-Darling plan to stabilise the system looks - looks - as if it will be a model for wider international action.

It is the Russians, supported by the Chinese, who put themselves in this position by vetoing any attempts for wider international action - so the responsibility is theirs to get their client to the negotiating table.