Sentence examples for tabled calling for from inspiring English sources

So it's no surprise that the amendments Shirley Williams and I have tabled calling for proper accountability and safeguards against privatisation have attracted such support from delegates.

Only last November the European Parliament voted in favour of a proposal which I tabled calling for a universal ban on the cloning of human beings.

As the amendment tabled calls for the matter to be regulated through the national systems of the Member States, we consider that this is reconcilable with the collective agreement model we choose to apply. in writing.

Under the 1997 procedures, Hamacher's G.P.A. 2 score and ACT score placed him in a cell on the in-state applicant table calling for postponement of a final admissions decision.

For a single life, the latest rate table called for a 55-year-old to receive 5 percent a year, a 60-year-old 60-year-old 60-year-old 5.2 percentent, a 65-year-old 65-year-old 65-year-old 5.5 percentcent and 70-year-old 70-year-old 70-year-old 5.8 percent

In 2009, Uganda's Parliament tabled legislation calling for the execution of gays under certain circumstances and requiring citizens to report any known act of homosexuality to the police within 24 hours.

He had been a persistent critic of INM's management since first buying into the company more than two years earlier, becoming such a pest at annual meetings – by tabling resolutions calling for the board to be slimmed down – that Gavin once described him as a "gnat" he would like to swat.

The news is a massive victory for MoneySavingExpert.com as it is a direct result of the government e-petition we tabled which calls for compulsory money lessons for kids".

The leader of the opposition Labour Party, Ed Miliband, was the one who tabled an amendment calling for a second vote.

In the House of Lords last night, Lord Jenkin condemned the energy "oligopoly" and tabled an amendment calling for greater competition.

Greg Mulholland, a Lib Dem rebel and the MP who tabled an amendment calling for the vote to be delayed (see 9.04am), says it is not too late for a rethink.