Sentence examples for call for reactions from inspiring English sources

Speaking to reporters after the session, Mr. Blix said it was important for Iraq to understand that any lack of cooperation "will call for reactions on the part of the Council, and it has to be not only in the first month, but on a continuous basis".

Another priest I called for reaction was stunned — he was hearing the news for the first time.

As France called for "reaction with force" if the massacre is confirmed and Turkey said "all red lines" had been crossed, the ex-Foreign Office minister urged the international community to step back from the threat of military action.

Shoot 'em ups call for fast reactions and for the player to memorise levels and enemy attack patterns.

However, it is too easy to forget that the number of people killed in Zimbabwe is estimated to be somewhere between 65 to 86 or somewhat higher; those detained without cause, in the scores; several white farmers have been driven off their land; and many citizens are terrorized, all despicable acts that call for strong reactions from the global community.

Shouting "fire" is not a call for thoughtful reaction but for swift action.

Yet when you look at the message it calls for different reactions to life.

In sports where performance calls for swift reactions — like tennis and soccer — China's teams have typically struggled.

Descending in the mountains calls for quick reactions and split‑second changes of trajectory at the best of times; doing so in a cloud of spray is nightmarish, with every white line or join in the tarmac a possible pitfall.

A video obtained by The Guardian allegedly shows the firefight in northern Iraq where Islamic State forces overran Kurdish Peshmerga troops and their American advisors, prompting the call for a "quick reaction force" of US Navy SEALs, one of whom was killed in the ensuing firefight.

Mrs. Terry first heard about Operation Fast and Furious from reporters who started calling for her reaction.