Sentence examples for have increasingly called for from inspiring English sources
With local services stretched to breaking point, international agencies have increasingly called for emergency relief to be stepped up.
As the crisis has ground along, financial experts have increasingly called for a broader approach before the euro collapses under the weight of its own imbalances.
In recent days, manufacturers, retailers and farmers have increasingly called for a cooling-off period, warning that the shutdown has caused factories to close and produce to rot.
The Environment Secretary, Owen Paterson, circulated a note to all 27 EU member states saying there was not enough evidence yet for a ban, which environmental campaigners have increasingly called for and is already supported by 13 EU countries.
Despite the vaccine's well-known dangers, federal critics have increasingly called for various styles of mass vaccination -- including doing it on a voluntary or mandatory basis, before or after a smallpox attack.
Many Catholics, both priests and lay people, have increasingly called for some sort of response from the cardinal, perhaps the nation's pre-eminent Catholic figure and a man known to resist public pressure from his critics.
Immigration Judges, such as Judge Dana Leigh Marks, President of the National Association of Immigration Judges and Judge Paul Grussendorf, have also increasingly called for the restoration of discretion to immigration courts.
Mr. Hollande offered no explanation for his decision to await the United Nations findings, the timing of which remain uncertain, but French lawmakers have in recent days increasingly called for him to do so.
In recent years, as studies involving people who already have Alzheimer's have failed, researchers increasingly have called for studies in those who do not yet have the disease, arguing that the time to intervene is before the brain is irreversibly damaged.
