Sentence examples for call for calm from from inspiring English sources

And many said a public call for calm from the Palestinian leader would not have the impact that Israeli and American officials anticipated.

On Tuesday night, a police station in the Jakobsberg area in northwest Stockholm was attacked, two schools were damaged and an arts center was set ablaze, despite a call for calm from Prime Minister Fredrik Reinfeldt.

The first protests prompted a call for calm from Hillary Rodham Clinton, the U.S. Secretary of State, who said during a visit to Belfast on Dec. 7 that the violence was "a sad reminder, unfortunately, that — despite how hardy the peace has been — there are still those who not only would test it, but try to destroy it".

e23bb239-2c74-4b88-9e80-ac7a725360bc Title celebrations cut short, brawls in the stands and a call for calm from government - Iran's Persian Gulf Pro League had a thrilling final day.

Archbishop Christodoulos had issued repeated calls for calm from hardliners opposed to the Pope's presence.

But despite that reassurance, pledges of liquidity from the central bank and calls for calm from the securities regulator, investors and customers fled.

But Turkey's president, Abdullah Gul, called for calm from all sides and said protests and demonstrations were a natural part of democracy.

The country's Orange opposition movement has recently won key posts in parliament and, for the moment, is heeding calls for calm from former UN secretary-general Kofi Annan and representatives of the African Union.

But for many people here, what seemed most important today was not the scientific data, or engineering jargon, or calls for calm from public officials that invariably accompany any anomalous event at a nuclear power plant.

Israeli troops raided houses in the West Bank today and arrested at least eight people suspected of being militants, continuing their crackdown on a Palestinian uprising despite calls for calm from Washington.

Despite this appeal to stay away, and calls for calm from President Barack Obama, Mr Brown's parents and civil rights activist the Reverend Al Sharpton, the anger seemed as palpable as ever on the streets of Ferguson on Wednesday night.