Sentence examples for processes calling for from inspiring English sources

The Tradeoff report authors include a section at the end with suggestions for improving transparency around marketing processes, calling for "initiatives that will give members of the public the right and ability to learn what companies know about them, how they profile them, and what data lead to what personalized offers" — and for getting consumers "excited about using that right and ability".

With such strongly coupled effects, the path-dependency nature of cryopreservation processes calls for special means of investigation.

Today most Camembert brands belong to larger food companies, and modern processes call for pasteurization, rendering the end products bacteria-free and largely indistinguishable from one another.

The integration of SSQI with overall business strategy and with the administrative and service processes calls for theoretical perspectives in which the analysis is at the organization level.

Complexity of these processes calls for additional experimental investigations into formation of grain structure in reverted austenite upon cyclic martensitic transformations.

These energetic processes call for the breakdown of the frozen-in-field condition such that magnetic energy can be transformed to charged particle energy.

The recent development of improved enzymes and pentose-using yeast for cellulosic ethanol processes calls for new attention to the lignocellulose pretreatment step.

Proper control over food manufacturing processes calls for appropriate analytical methods, capable of providing reliable results when analysing food samples, usually characterised by quite a complex matrix.

"On the basis of the EASA recommendations the European commission launched, in late 2014, a process calling for accountability from Germany," he continued.

The leading economies put their weight behind the process, calling for enforcement of the convention at a meeting last year in Pittsburgh of representatives of the Group of 20 industrialized and emerging economies.

Not satisfied to simply let benefits slowly and inexorably erode over time, most Republicans running for President want to speed up the process, calling for cutting benefits substantially, as well as dismantling the program outright.