Sentence examples for has indeed called for from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ricci has indeed called for the commissioner to step down from the Governor's Task Force on Teen Safe Driving, given the problems he alleges within the D.M.V.

Of course, Chinese policy makers know perfectly well that although U.S. officials have indeed called for more currency flexibility, that was just a diplomatic euphemism for what America, and the world, wants (and has the right to demand): a much stronger renminbi.

In his Advent pastoral letter in 2006 he had indeed called for such debates and added that there should be similar discussion about Catholics accepting Anglican and Lutheran orders and those of the Uniting Church, a grouping of Australian Congregationalists, Presbyterians and Methodists.

Zelaya had indeed called for a non-binding poll to determine whether the single term limit should be put to a vote, but his defenders maintain that holding such a poll hardly constitutes a power grab.

Indeed, calls for better coordination of aid are almost as common as calls for more aid, and have remained a central theme of every subsequent international health initiative since Primary Health Care.

That, indeed, calls for greater efficiency.

This indeed calls for precaution in evaluating various expression systems.

Desperate times do indeed call for desperate measures.

But in recent weeks she has indeed focused on social issues, calling for strict measures against illegal immigration and a new federal law to require pregnant women seeking an abortion to listen to the fetal heartbeat.

Former hostage Terry Waite has said he believes the conviction of Lockerbie bomber Abdelbaset al-Megrahi was "very shaky indeed" and has called for a further investigation into the atrocity.

Indeed, Vince Cable has called for its use in smaller ballots such as unions, to boost low turnout.