Sentence examples for an explicit call from inspiring English sources
Indeed, China's own prime minister, Wen Jiabao, made a speech in August that included an explicit call for political reform.
But the Israelis criticized the statement for not making an explicit call for the violence to stop.
But now it's compounded by an explicit call to lone-wolf action by the Islamic State and by the presence of thousands of foreign fighters in Syria.
The conclusion of "Dying for Growth" contained an explicit call for research on the relationships among growth, inequality, poverty and health.
At the Paris conference on chemical weapons in January, Indian officials opposed an explicit call for export controls, advocating instead a worldwide ban on chemical weapons.
"He's offering an explicit call to action that's unique," says Dannagal Young, who teaches satire and the psychology of political humour at the University of Delaware.
Northbound Interface is an explicit call-out to an external application, invoked as part of the call processing in the MMTel AS node itself.
Here he was seething in "Black Skinhead," roaring lines about being "a black man with a white woman" as lasers strafed his head, and "New Slaves," which climaxed with an explicit call-and-response bit on one of the song's most memorable (and coarsest) lines.
European Union leaders on Thursday agreed to use the Group of 20 meeting next week in Pittsburgh to press for binding global rules on bankers' pay and new controls on bonuses, but avoided any explicit call for a ceiling on remuneration.
At a meeting of the G-20 last month, leaders agreed on recommendations to defer bonus payouts for several years and reduce the incentives for people to take short-term gambles, although they avoided any explicit call for a ceiling on remuneration.
Although Mr. Bush linked American support for a Palestinian state to Palestinians' election of a new leadership, Mr. Mubarak said he had not heard any explicit call for Mr. Arafat's removal as head of the Palestinian Authority.
