Sentence examples for that would called from inspiring English sources

The guidelines describe, based on the doses people would be exposed to, the various levels of protection that would called for, from merely staying indoors (most radiation can't penetrate skin much less walls or windows), to evacuation.

A bill was introduced in the Metropolitan Council that would call for further analysis of the fairgrounds but would demolish the track.

It would be an amalgamation of the old Library theatre and the beloved Cornerhouse; a theatre in a new arts centre that would call itself Home.

The late Professor Alvan R. Feinstein proposed a more logical approach that would call for smaller, more workable sample sizes.

It would be work — writing a profile — that would call me, but it was music that would pull me.

In other words, subjects knew the contingencies in advance and there was no learning or updating of value functions that would call upon RPE (Schultz et al. 1997).

Overwhelmingly, these studies yielded no data that would call into question the adequacy of safety assessments based on compositional analysis and comparisons with untreated food.

They didn't want to do anything that would call into question their talent.

There are a multitude of injuries that would call for a cold compress.

To be sustainable, that would call for some of Apple's magic.

That would call for the removal of over 25% of the data set, which seems extreme.