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There have been growing calls from the opposition inside Syria and abroad for international intervention against Mr. Assad's leadership.

In November, shareholders at BSkyB re-elected Mr. Murdoch to the board despite growing calls from investor groups for his removal.

However, there have been growing calls from politicians for more scrutiny of the intelligence services as more emerges from the Snowden files.

Africans broadly see China as a healthy counterbalance to western influence but, as ties mature, there are growing calls from policymakers and economists for more balanced trade relations.

BEIJING — The prime minister of Thailand pledged Sunday to end the nation's ivory trade, responding to growing calls from international wildlife groups desperate to stop the slaughter of African elephants.

There have been growing calls from pro-democracy activists for the European Union to impose trade sanctions on Belarus, which has been run by Mr Lukashenko as a quasi-Soviet state since independence.

And, instead of caving to the conventional wisdom that nothing will happen, there is a loud and growing call from America's youth to break the silence.

There was a growing call from faculty and others that President Robert L. Barchi and Athletic Director Tim Pernetti should be fired for mishandling Rice, and on Friday morning Tom Luicci of The Star-Ledger reported that Pernetti would in fact go.

Over the past two decades their explosion onto the UK business scene is in answer to a growing call from the public, politicians and influencers for more responsible ways of doing business.

Manchester United chief executive David Gill has also joined the growing call from Europe's leading clubs for changes to Fifa's fixture calendar.

I've also been in discussion with a few other institutes, such as Leeds Met'st Innovation North school, so there's a growing call from academia for collaboration with industry.