Sentence examples for heightened call from inspiring English sources

The question is: Will there be a heightened call -- however futile -- for increased secrecy and the ever more draconian punishment of leakers, as has been the case in the war on terror?

This has heightened calls for a common European approach to ease compliance costs.

But after the crisis, things flipped; there were heightened calls for tougher regulation on both sides of the Atlantic.

The release of the figures has heightened calls for Philip Hammond, the chancellor, to offer financial support to care homes in the autumn statement.

Combined, the criticisms of the IMF diminished the prestige, if not the authority, of the IMF, resulting in heightened calls for a new international architecture to regulate the global economy.

[C11.] Cisco Files New Financial Disclosure Cisco Systems filed a statement with regulators that includes new disclosures about its financial positions, a development Cisco officials attributed to heightened calls for openness from public companies.

It is nearly a year since the same photograph of the dead toddler sparked a wave of outrage across Europe, and heightened calls for the west to do more for refugees.

Cisco Systems filed a statement with regulators today that includes new disclosures about its financial positions, a development Cisco officials attributed to heightened calls for openness by public companies.

Although Mr Werritty was not a lobbyist, and the government insists that its plans for lobbying reform are a separate matter, the prolific access he enjoyed has heightened calls for clearer rules about who gets to meet ministers in official settings.

The goal four minutes from time heightened calls for Kean's sacking and the exit of Venky's, which only increased when the final whistle blew to confirm Rovers' fate.

Coming just days before Tuesday's primary election in the ethnically diverse Detroit suburb, the state's announcement has heightened calls for federal oversight of the vote.