Example sentences of "[pers pn] call for [adj] " in BNC.

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1 The Prado 's director , Felipe Vicente Garin , retorted : ‘ Why should I call for new ideas when I 've already got my own ? ’
2 As she lands , she calls for several seconds and her baby answers .
3 PAMELA : Mrs. Jewkes , why do you call for poor Nan ?
4 She called for automatic life sentence for rape .
5 She called for much more effort to be made to provide an aesthetic environment where some sense of personal identity and dignity is preserved .
6 She called for greater clarity in party policy and less concentration on image , and identified two areas which the party needed to examine more closely : women 's representation and links with the trade unions .
7 She called for British schools to follow the lead of an American scheme — inviting parents into the classroom for short courses in the three Rs .
8 Fellow councillor Margaret Crooks said it was clear the bombing had been an ‘ inside job ’ and she called for those who helped the bombers to be ostracised .
9 And this was expressed in a very imaginative presentation by Professor a young in her keynote lecture when she called for three significant changes .
10 We called for better-trained staff who would specialise in dealing with these cases .
11 We called for some fish and chips to take back for all of us , but I was n't sure that I could eat them after seeing that documentary where they all had ulcers .
12 We call for explicit guarantees of media and press freedom in the constitutions of all African countries as stipulated in Article 19 of the United Nations ' Declaration on Human Rights , ’ they stressed .
13 Neither the wording of the section nor its underlying purpose seems to me to call for such an anomalous distinction .
14 At Mr Banzer 's closing rally in La Paz , many Bolivians defied the cold to hear him call for higher taxes on the rich and more efficiency in government : ‘ We will tighten the government 's belt and loosen the belt on the people . ’
15 They called for separate bilateral agreements with each CIS member state , rather than a common agreement with the CIS Interior Ministries , and also decided to keep Russian as the language for their joint negotiations .
16 They called for democratic elections in the trade unions .
17 In addition they called for lower taxes , free health care , cheaper housing loans and increased spending on state-owned industries .
18 They called for increased federal spending , citing expert opinion that the country needed between $1,000,000 million and $3,000,000 million to repair crumbling roads and bridges .
19 They called for four changes in modern house design : sloping paths in the landscaping rather than steps , lower concrete thresholds , wider doors to let wheelchairs through , and a downstairs lavatory .
20 They called for monthly limits for Nox emissions from a variety of solid fuels , with the highest being 400 mg per cubic metre .
21 They called for high power and torque , low smoke and exhaust emission levels , quiet , and good fuel economy .
22 They called for Italian air and naval bases to be closed to United States forces participating in Gulf operations , and also stressed the continuing importance of a " class analysis " .
23 They called for more maple syrup and more butter .
24 Also , says Perera , the government tends to play down the importance of prevention and of synergism ( different chemicals in the environment working together ) , while they call for more epidemiology — or , as many environmentalists put it , ‘ counting the bodies ’ .
25 Experience has shown that they call for more work from officials , and that they meet with resistance from officials ( see Jenkins , 1978 ) .
26 They call for more research on the physiological and immunological changes caused by eating disorders , especially bulimia .
27 The authors propose two ways forward : they encourage a change in attitudes and they call for some specific legislative measures .
28 It calls for immediate action but none is forthcoming .
29 It calls for immediate measures to reduce traffic flows , including the introduction of a speed limit on motorways and a sharp increase in the price of petrol .
30 It calls for consummate timing and nerves of steel .
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