Sentence examples for points called for from inspiring English sources

One of the four brokered points called for a halt to government subsidies for settlers.

The script at a couple of points called for Mr. Mortensen to take off his clothes and plunge into freezing water.

The last of its fourteen points called for "a general association of nations... for the purpose of affording mutual guarantees of political independence and territorial integrity to great and small states alike".

On a more mundane level, it's also true that the first of the Framework's four points called for the United States to provide, by this year, two light-water reactors (the kind that are impractical for making bombs), capable of nearly doubling North Korea's electricity supply, and that its second point called for moving toward "full normalization of political and economic relations".

Beyond the alcohol issue, the party's platform is basically just a more fundamentalist version of GOP talking points, calling for a balanced budget and an end to things like foreign aid, public-sector labor unions, and the Federal Reserve.

The main points call for disbanding a problematic tactical investigative unit that became something of an unofficial SWAT team, revision of when and how force should be used and implementation of a civilian police oversight agency to conduct independent investigations of all citizen complaints concerning the police force.

In view of the chemical heterogeneities and structural features in bacteria, several important points call for attention in the discussion of the molecular interpretation of the SERS profiles presented in this study.

A committee of Parliament at one point called for a "withdrawal of confidence" in the appeals court, an act that lacked any legal foundation.

Short of coaxing a comebacker, Schoeneweis said the best-case scenario at that point called for a ground ball to the right side.

My forecast at that point called for the stock market to be up 35% in 2003, which would make it one of the best years ever.

Bills have been introduced in both houses of Congress calling on President Barack Obama to declassify the redacted section; even Saudi Arabia's government at one point called for the pages to be released so that it could clear itself of allegations.