Sentence examples similar to it calls for embedding from inspiring English sources
Prince's plan calls for embedding contracted trainers within Afghan army units operating closest to the action.
The Times calls for embedding special forces with the Iraqi security forces, with the Kurds and with the Free Syrian Army when they go into battle, and for western allies to pool intelligence resources.
The article calls for embedding the assessment of working conditions in a broader Tanzanian historical/political context which has been characterised by an ambiguous and shifting landscape of considerable state regulation, extensive economic reforms and decentralisation, and more recently by emerging democratic sentiments.
It calls for soft skills to be embedded into curricular and extra-currricular activities, those involving teamwork and communication, for links between business, youth and the education sector to be improved, and for government departments to 'join up' more to recognize and value these skills.
For routine diagnostic purposes, however, such a system is problematic because it calls for unusually thick sections cut from blocks embedded in an unconventional medium [polyethylene glycol (PEG)] [ 91].
It calls for tools and approaches that could be easily embedded into everyday practices and able to combine complex methodologies with high usability requirements.
The PCAs of the 70s succeeded in implementing technological, end of the pipe solutions, but the driving forces of climate change are so deeply embedded within basic social and economic activities that it calls for a more holistic approach.
It calls for the solution of more difficult parametric optimization problems with linear differential equations embedded, whose critical regions are potentially nonconvex.
It calls for a stripper".
"It calls for violent revolution.
