Sentence examples for which will call for from inspiring English sources

They are smart enough to know that history will judge how they do during the Obama years, which will call for thinking and acting anew.

Danny needs a team for this mammoth job, which will call for an assortment of cons to set up the robbery itself.

Passage of the budget, which will call for $8.2 billion in savings, will be the first major hurdle the government faces to ensure receipt of the $100 billion it desperately needs to remain solvent.

The strength of that partnership will be tested immediately by the financial crisis facing Europe and Britain's high levels of debt, which will call for deep and unpopular spending cuts.

On 15 May, a group of black scholars will meet to set up a British Black Studies Association, which will call for Black Studies degree programmes to be established.

Walmsley and Paul Butler, the Anglican bishop of Durham, have already tabled an amendment to the serious crimes bill, currently going through parliament, which will call for introduction of "mandated reporting" of abuse.

But the South African government is said to be strongly considering a petition to Cites next year in which they will call for the legalisation of horn exports.

Although polls suggest that the contest is now between the Miliband brothers, the outsider Ed Balls will keep his campaign alive today with a speech in which he will call for £6bn to be invested in building 100,000 new affordable homes to ease the housing crisis and reduce unemployment.

In today's Times, my colleague Tamar Lewin has a preview of an address that President Obama is expected to deliver at the University of Michigan on Friday morning in which he will call for an overhaul of crucial aspects of the federal financial aid system.

In a section of Mr. Drake's speech devoted to diversity, in which he will call for member agencies to contribute $500,000 to expand a program offering "multicultural scholarships," he wrote: "Now some might say this is not a good time to be asking for money, no matter what the cause.

Due to lead the conference debate on aviation strategy, in which he will call for a ban on any new runways at Heathrow and all other airports in the south of England.