Sentence examples for is calling for reform from inspiring English sources

Even the planning department itself is calling for reform.

Sutcliffe was in Brussels at the 'New Fifa Now' summit, which is calling for reform of football's world governing body.

For example, the Digital Due Process Coalition, which is calling for reform of the 1986 US Electronic Communications Privacy Act (ECPA), includes companies such as Apple, Google, Facebook, Amazon, Linkedin and Microsoft.

But, now that every major branch of government is calling for reform, including the President's own special advisory group, I predict far more transparency and a partial end to mass spying is coming.

So here he is calling for reform, but we're being tremendously outspent by these organizations," she said.

The Country is calling for reform and if the Democratic Party stands in the way, the country will merely throw the Democratic Party overboard in the next election.

Every American deserves affordable, high-quality health care, and the A.M.A. is calling for reforms that build on what works and fixes what's broken.

Yariv Levin, the Knesset member who heads the governing parliamentary coalition, is calling for reforming the attorney general's office by "balancing" it with people with "other views" — code words for right-wingers.

British Chancellor George Osborne is calling for reforms aimed at clamping down on loopholes that enable international companies to avoid paying full tax.

The president remarked on the prison system's overall problems of violent and overcrowded conditions, and is calling for reforms such as lighter sentences for non-violent drug offenses.

Officials are calling for reform.