Sentence examples for raise called for from inspiring English sources

The proposed contract defers a 3.75percentt raise called for next year until 2002, a tactic Mr. Parola said would strain the budget in the future.

The process — talking to each employee about his or her performance and whether he or she would be getting a raise — called for discretion and tact.

In the United Kingdom, following a local newspaper story in October 2005, a parliamentary Early Day Motion was raised calling for Salvia divinorum to be banned there.

More recently several studies have identified clinical bias and heightened concern has been raised, calling for more extensive research on institutional racism, and the training of staff to address disparities in both admission and use of mental health services.

The attack is likely to raise calls for tougher crackdowns on suspected extremists in a country that has faced decades of internal tensions over its Muslim population, which at 5 million is the largest in Europe.

The ensuing media and political storm raised calls for General Pasha's resignation.

However, some of those efforts have raised calls for concern among environmentalists and others who wish to preserve the natural landscape.

Chagas, a blood parasite that can cause sudden death after years of silent infection, reached Spain in immigrants from Latin America, raising calls for screening of blood donors.

In recent months, recalls have shaken the American toy industry, led to a surge in testing, prompted Congressional hearings and raised calls for more stringent testing rules.

Wilson's death has raised calls for closed or protected cockpits in single-seater racing, and Pérez believes it is a concept that must be considered.

The party chose a new leader, 38-year-old Jüri Ratas, at the weekend, raising calls for him to take over as prime minister.