Sentence examples for population called for from inspiring English sources

Last week, prominent Shias, representing a long-suppressed community that makes up 5-10% of the population, called for an end to discrimination.

Authorities in France, which has Europe's largest Muslim population, called for calm amid concerns about violent protests in an already febrile atmosphere.

The president, Ashraf Ghani, called for a national day of mourning and travelled to Mazar-i-Sharif to visit the base, but many among a grieving population called for answers, reassurances - and government heads to roll.

When over half the Honduran population called for its demise, many were sure it would back down.

State Sen. David Knezek called Colbeck a "coward" and a "bully," describing his behavior as "a cheap rip-off of Joseph McCarthy". State Rep. Abdullah Hammoud of Dearborn, a Democrat from a district with a large Arab-American population, called for Colbeck's resignation.

The burgeoning elderly population calls for a robust tool to identify patients with increased risk of mortality and morbidity.

The constant uncontrolled rise in the population calls for the efforts to ensure the timely availability of biopharmaceuticals to address the prophylactic and therapeutic needs of the masses.

Never mind, either, that migrants claim far fewer benefits than indigenous Brits, or that our ageing population calls for more newcomers, not fewer.

Now 60, Amis has picked a fight with the grey power of Britain's ageing population, calling for euthanasia "booths" on street corners where they can terminate their lives with "a martini and a medal".

The former history teacher, who at 35 appeals to Hungary's disenfranchised young, has also frequently used his role to attack Hungary's Roma population, calling for a special "gendarmerie" to be set up to tackle "gypsy crime".

The war in that region drags on with no apparent constituency for peace, there are no substantial segments of either population calling for negotiation, and the Israeli public seems far more willing to take military action to achieve not peace but "security".