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With a year of weak growth in prospect and a high risk of recession, the clamour for action is getting louder.

It was that kind of day Thursday. It was a day when those who would clamour for a throw-away-the-key form of justice were given ammunition.

If you were very rich, it would be crass to moan to anyone less rich about what a nuisance it was when charities clamour for money.

Bolivia continues to clamour for its lost outlet to the sea. Apart from a minor quibble over the land border, Peru makes no such claim.

China, Japan, and Indonesia must be among Obama's priorities, but many others will clamour for him to visit their capitals.

As he stood smoking familiarly at his garden gate, visitors would clamour for a photograph.

Her death last year provoked an outpouring of grief and a clamour for her son to run for president, despite his relative obscurity.

The geopolitical landscape is now being remade by the clamour for accountable government in the Middle East.

If it is disappointed, the clamour for central banks to start cutting interest rates will start to mount once again.

If recovery is not in sight and deflation threatens, the clamour for more monetary stimulus will be hard to resist.

The gravity of Russia's economic crisis had led the official media to clamour for a return to strong leadership.

Yields on government bonds in most rich countries are extremely low as shell-shocked investors clamour for the safety of public debt.

As the first big banking crisis of the 21st century rumbles on, the clamour for reforming international finance is rising.

The people, with their exuberance, their duende , their persistent egalitarianism and clamour for a separate identity, will fascinate you.

If workers understood that corporate taxes are a toll on the commonman, wouldn't they clamour for a rate cut?

The clamour for change first heard in Deraa has now been thundering across Syria for five blood-drenched months.

The present clamour for more information and clarity is forcing many other bodies to become involved.

For the mothers who yell at their kids who clamour for ice cream before dinner.

amid a clamour for rate cuts unprecedented in their brief histories.

The clamour for instant decisions and even faster results has been particularly insistent in the arena of foreign policy.

Independent Brazilian scientists will also clamour for Mr Ban's ear.

The clamour for assistance to weaker countries in the euro is almost as loud.

I detected no great clamour for democracy at this stage in the country's development.

Today they clamour for firms to add fibre, omega-3 fatty acids, probiotics and whole grains to their products.

More and more producers from a wider array of countries than anyone would have thought possible 30 years ago now clamour for attention.

Politically, he poured out his life in the clamour for constitutional flee, so called "constitutional father" ;