Sentence examples for outset called for from inspiring English sources

One amendment tabled by Linda Jack, the leader of Liberal Left, a smallish pressure group that has opposed the coalition from the outset, called for the fiscal mandate to be scrapped.

Truman, who distrusted the general from the war's outset, called MacArthur Mr. Prima Donna.

The Taliban have rejected the Afghan-US security agreement from the outset, calling the presence of US forces in Afghanistan "the prime reason for instability", and threatened to continue armed resistance.

It called for unleashing at the outset 3,000 precision-guided bombs and missiles over three days.

They lost their composure at several junctures, none more noticeable than when Derek Fisher rushed out to defend a Miller 3-pointer at the outset of the fourth quarter and was called for the foul.

Mr. Obama has said from the outset of his presidency that he wants to reach out to Muslims; during a major speech in Cairo in June 2009, he called for a "new beginning" with the Muslim world.

Some black leaders and protesters have called for the public release of the videos from the outset, and those demands have grown louder in the succeeding days.

At the outset, the incidence of outbreaks was entirely unknown and the program design called for outbreak search and containment.

My bill also called for those living in the private rented sector to be better informed at the outset by establishing accreditation schemes and legislating for letting agents to be governed by the same rules that govern estate agents.

Others have called for greater emphasis on understanding parent perspectives of the types of issues that may negatively impact services in order to develop relevant interventions from the outset as well as tailor services involving existing EBPs accordingly (Farkas et al. 2005).

Pipe, the Hackney mayor, said: "This result is what we have been calling for from the outset, so we're pleased that Westbrook has now done the right thing.