Sentence examples for solution and called from inspiring English sources

Mr. Romney criticized President Obama's immigration plan as a "stop-gap solution" and called for a permanent solution based on the ideas of Senator Marco Rubio of Florida.

The report was critical of the reluctance of "influential states" to undertake work towards a political solution and called for an arms embargo to stop the flow of weapons to all parties in the conflict.

Colleen Kennedy, a government attorney, criticized the solution and called it a "patchwork quilt".

Sisi, for his part, conceded there was no military solution and called ongoing talks a "breakthrough," expressing a sense of optimism echoed by Sileshi Bekele, Ethiopia's minister for energy, irrigation and electricity.

They also noted that the UN plan is currently the only viable framework for a solution and called for elections to be held in 2018.

Calling the decision "highly detrimental" to efforts for Israeli-Palestinian peace, the EU's diplomatic service said: "This represents a further highly detrimental step that undermines prospects for a two-state solution and calls into question Israel's commitment to a peaceful negotiated settlement with the Palestinians".

We are ready to work with governments that want to be part of the solution, and call out those who don't.

"We can't support the two-state solution and call those pre-67 borders indefensible or be unwilling to talk about evacuating settlements and relocating settlers who are currently beyond the eventual border of the state of Israel," Elsner said.

But warned by other forerunners, attachment lenses may contribute to mask the child's needs for differentiated support, disguising an overall responsibility which goes beyond the goals of reducing maltreatment by parents as a "partial solution", and calls upon a closer look at the needs of the child (Graciano and Mills 1992).

[Page A11.] But Mr. Mubarak urged greater American involvement in seeking solutions and called for an immediate meeting between Mr. Sharon and the Palestinian leader, Yasir Arafat, "whether they like it or not".

Six major US banks, including Bank of America, Citi, Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan Chase, Morgan Stanley and Wells Fargo, recently pledged "significant resources toward financing climate solutions" and called for the world's governments to reach a global climate agreement.