Sentence examples for has called for more time from inspiring English sources

The interim manager admitted on Saturday he "cannot be 100% sure" he will see out his short-term contract the 52-year-old has called for more time to make his impact felt having benefited to date from only a handful of training sessions and three winless matches in a cluttered schedule.

Councillor Chris Gonninan who sits on the health overview and scrutiny committee at Cornwall Council has called for more time to debate the issues raised at the meeting.

Squad members also played down talk of a rift between Leeds and St Helens players, but have called for more time together both in terms of match preparation and team bonding.

Yet in a letter to members sent on Thursday, two days after the attacks, he noted that many members had called for more time to review the plan, and that a "four-month feasibility review period is a suggestion".

At the same time, they have called for more to be done to assist Myanmar adolescents and young people, citing the need for increased national efforts to address HIV and AIDS among this vulnerable age group.

European regulations concerning pilots' working time and new treatment guidelines/strategies have called for more resources.

The 17-time Grand Slam winner was asked about the current regime after Andy Murray had called for more testing. .

Others have called for more procedural safeguards.

He has called for a more prudent negotiating strategy.

Mrs Clinton has called for a " foreclosure time-out".

Neville, incidentally, knows what it is like to be in the other position and it is certainly peculiar, taking into account the number of times he has called for managers to be given more time, that he was part of the Salford City set-up that sacked the manager, Phil Power, a few weeks ago with the team second in the Evo Stik Northern First Division.