Sentence examples for rising calling for from inspiring English sources

You can check out some examples here of Community Actions here like a non-profit Colorado Rising calling for the governor to put a moratorium on oil and gas drilling, citizens asking the a Florida's mayor and state officials to build a performing arts center, and a Philadelphia neighborhood association requesting that the city put in crosswalks by the library.

So, like passionate activists in Northern Africa, the voices from American homeless advocates are rising, calling for a mandatory wage rate that would allow a person to earn enough money to pay for rent.

Union leaders see hidden agendas behind the rising calls for lower pension assumptions.

But the market is changing, from the growing sophistication of consumers to rising calls for better ways to measure the impact of marketing, Mr. Gallate said.

Amid rising calls for an international inquiry into Ms. Bhutto's death, Brigadier Cheema ruled out such an investigation, saying that the government did not need any help.

In France, the only nation to offer vigorous support for an American attack, there were rising calls for a parliamentary vote like the one last week in Britain, where lawmakers jolted the White House with a rejection of a British military attack.

Despite rising calls for change, bitter quarrels between Islamists and secularists, conservatives and leftists—have dissipated the energies of Egypt's opposition.Two new factors seem to have tipped the balance.

Even though the allegations involve harness racing, not its higher-profile cousin, thoroughbred racing, they come as the entire horse racing industry is in turmoil over rising calls for tougher regulation of drugs and other safety issues.

There have also been repeated claims, from the Foreign Minister Prince Saud al-Faisal among others, that the rising calls for change are the handiwork of hostile foreign powers – generally considered a reference to Iran.

Despite rising calls for Tibetan independence, nearly 600 Tibetan exiles from Buddhist monasteries and the diaspora in India, Europe and America have wisely reaffirmed the Dalai Lama's "middle way" of nonviolence toward China and autonomy for Tibet.

Now the Silicon Valley companies — long used to practically unchallenged clout in Washington — face rising calls for tighter regulation from both conservatives and liberals and growing scrutiny of their sheer market dominance.