Sentence examples for largely calls for from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bloomberg's policy paper on policing largely calls for maintaining many of the successful programs in place now: the Compstat system, the focus on quality-of-life crimes, the work done by the narcotics unit.

Protests have largely called for more freedom and effective government, not the political system's overthrow.

Republican lawmakers largely called for swift approval of the deal, while many Democrats said that conditions should be attached to it.

Republicans, meanwhile, have largely called for more deportations.

Mujica has converted his first 19 save opportunities, with a 1.82 E.R.A. Mujica had only four saves in 316 games before this season, but he is thriving as a closer largely because Molina calls for so many splitter/changeups.

President Obama glanced over the burgeoning deficit, using it largely to call for "tax fairness" – or tax increases on the rich.

Today one surmises from titles and prefaces to published concerti, from contemporary paintings, and even from the kinds of instruments specified, that the main social breeding ground for the vocal-instrumental concerto was the chapel, above all the court chapel, and the chapel's resources of musicians and instruments were in fact largely those called for by the concerti of the time.

The latest plan, which calls for largely offsetting cuts in subsidies and tax transfers, merely moves money around while postponing reforms that would give local governments real freedom.

The plan calls for largely gutting Fordow: removing about two-thirds of its centrifuges and other infrastructure.

He acknowledges that climate change is largely human-made and calls for bolder action by world leaders.

The Scottish government's Climate Change Delivery Plan calls for a largely decarbonised electricity generation sector by 2030 and a largely decarbonised heat sector by 2050.