The phrase "a call for fighting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is urging or inciting others to engage in conflict or combat, whether literally or metaphorically.
Example: "The speech was seen as a call for fighting against injustice and oppression in the community."
Alternatives: "a rallying cry for battle" or "an appeal for conflict".
Johnson's focus on the dangers of Isis has led him to call for fighting alongside Assad and Vladimir Putin – a position which will do little to address the root causes of the five-year war.
The Oscars are at the tip of the iceberg of cultural power in America, so how can they invoke Public Enemy to call for fighting... themselves?
Only when the notions of Quranic infallibility and inerrancy are challenged, will it be possible for believing Muslims to openly admit that according to literalist interpretations at least, violent and hateful passages exist in the Quran: passages that call for fighting those who don't believe in Allah, that support ISIS's ideology and help them recruit young Muslims like Aqsa Mahmood.
The organization issued a report that called for "fighting bad theology with good theology" through such means as forming a U.S. government advisory board of young Muslims and placing Muslim chaplains on every American college campus.
Of the three named by Mr Cherry, only Jim Thomson has called for fighting to be banned.
Standard U.S. doctrine, on the other hand, called for fighting in column, employing guns as the primary weapon; the advantages that should have accrued to the Americans at night from superior radar were largely squandered.
He told The New Yorker in February that Obama had "too narrowly defined" efforts to defeat the group and called for "fighting these guys on the battlefield".
The song finishes with a call for the Irish to stop fighting each other, and "claim the victory Jesus won...on [a] Sunday bloody Sunday".
This one was brewing for days, since Peca called Tucker a bully for fighting after the games on Long Island.
He reported one of the slurs to a referee, who brushed him off with a response that still stings: "He said to me, 'It's part of the game.' " Michael Jr. chased the boy across the ice, and he was called for a penalty for fighting.
