Sentence examples for a forthright call from inspiring English sources

Dingemans makes a forthright call for the rules governing World Cup bidding to be strengthened, and the process, in which bidding countries have to win over Fifa's 24 executive committee members, to be made more transparent.

Now he was being more forthright, calling for a war of re-engineering.

Mr. Santos Ferreira was even more forthright, calling on the caretaker government of Prime Minister José Sócrates to negotiate a bridge loan to meet Portugal's immediate financing needs.

The U.S. State Department was slightly more forthright, calling Russia out for "selective prosecution" driven by "political considerations," but that took years, too.

Both authors bring to the task a sense of humor and a forthright willingness to call our prevailing assumptions into question.

Yet he never rose to those leaders' defense by having a forthright conversation with the president to call out this conduct.

Gates decries the national security staff's "aggressive, suspicious and sometimes condescending and insulting questioning of our military leaders". Yet he never rose to those leaders' defense by having a forthright conversation with the president to call out this conduct.

It's called "Beauty Revealed" and is a forthright portrait of her bare breasts.

Four days after Mr Calderón's cautious call for debate, Vicente Fox, his predecessor as president, issued a forthright demand for the legalisation of the production, sale and distribution of all drugs.

In a forthright minority opinion about libel tourists, Lord Hoffman laid out what he called "the common sense of the matter".

The New Republic called it "an apologia disguised as an apology" that ducked a forthright appraisal of centuries of Christian anti-Semitism.