Sentence examples for instances called for from inspiring English sources

The attorney general testified at a lengthy hearing Thursday before the House Judiciary Committee, where Republican members echoed calls for Holder's resignation and, in several instances, called for "heads to roll" at the top tier of the Department of Justice.

The potential ability of a ship power system to be designed to endure larger departures in power quality, except in few instances, calls for a control strategy that is more tolerant and elastic   e.

Michael Gove, for instance, called for the "liberation of Europe".

Mr. Bush, for instance, called for the increased use of nuclear power, because it emits no greenhouse gases.

The "Te Deum," for instance, called for an orchestra of 150 plus organ, a double chorus of 200 and the voices of 600 children.

A report published earlier this month by the Washington-based Bipartisan Policy Center, for instance, called for greater federal leadership on climate-tweaking science.

The Senate version, for instance, called for a 15% increase for NIH to keep the agency on track to double its budget to $27 billion in 2003.

Republican congressman Peter King, for instance, called for his prosecution.

He had, for instance, called for a raft of military spending: growing the Army and Marines to a ridiculous size, building a Navy to reach a seemingly arbitrary and budget-busting number of ships, creating a mammoth air armada of fighter jets, pouring money into a missile defense boondoggle, and recruiting a legion of (presumably overweight) hackers to wage cyber war.

(The new N.B.A. agreement, for instance, calls for a 50-50 split of basketball-related revenue).

A part of an American draft resolution, for instance, calls for nuclear-armed states to vow never to use such weapons against non-nuclear states.