Sentence examples for wording calling for from inspiring English sources

Many in the pro-women-bishops camp found this humiliating, whereas their opponents felt the proposed wording, calling for their wishes to be "respected", failed to provide a cast-iron guarantee that a woman would not be imposed upon them.

A leaked draft of the executive order disseminated by Vox featured vague wording, calling for plans to "alter" the H-1B visa program, although experts point out that such changes would require an act of Congress.

For example, the wording calls for disclosure of "new contributors" to Clinton Foundation programs.

She used similar words calling for more vigour from the male partner, and, once with each man, used a particular, though not uncommon, sexual position.

Her words, calling for forbearance and conciliation and the loosening of the knots of history, striving to create a more harmonious relationship "close as good neighbours should always be", led all the Irish papers.

After days of often acrimonious debate, played out against a desperate clock, as Colonel Qaddafi's troops advanced to within 100 miles of the rebel capital of Benghazi, Libya, the Security Council authorized member nations to take "all necessary measures" to protect civilians, diplomatic code words calling for military action.

Is a quiet word called for, or the ducking stool?

Another motif is Scotland, by necessity — the words called for it.

Let the president sack Ms Reno and, in Mr Thompson's words, "call for an independent counsel" himself.

And while the report did not in so many words call for abolition of the I.M.F., it suggested restrictions that would in effect make even emergency lending impossible.

Early this month, the Lords constitution committee published a strongly worded report calling for a rethink.