Sentence examples for possibility of calling for from inspiring English sources

Beginning Thursday, Democratic officials began talks about the possibility of calling for Weiner to step aside.

On Thursday, Democratic officials began talks about the possibility of calling for Weiner to step aside.

Republicans have not conceded the state, and they have raised the possibility of calling for a recount.

Since then, Reid said, he has been meeting with former Clinton administration officials in an effort to devise a new Iraq plan, including the possibility of calling for more U.S. troops and requesting additional international assistance.

In a speech at the Petersen Institute, Jean-Claude Trichet, the former President of the ECB, described this aptly as 'federalism by exception.' One option, for example, could be the right to make tax increases or proportional cuts in expenditure – and not just the possibility of calling for them.

The sniper also hit the SCR-284 radio mounted in the Jeep behind Bouck, eliminating any possibility of calling for reinforcements or instructions.

Bush stopped short of calling for more ground troops but hinted at the possibility.

Instead of calling for limits, the NAACP should be pushing for new possibilities for students with unmet needs.

When asked about the possibility of hypochondriacs' calling for help when they are less than distressed, he said the five-second countdown should be enough to deter those people.

It was clear to everyone that the church stood in need of authoritative pronouncements about its relations with the state and with modern society, and discussion began about the possibility of calling an ecumenical council for this purpose.

Capello is also looking at the possibility of calling up Leighton Baines for the first time since the Everton left-back was dropped from the provisional World Cup squad.