Sentence examples for call on foreign from inspiring English sources
It is by no means certain that Mr Maliki will keep his job as prime minister.Don't be boxed inMoreover, any Iraqi leader will still need the flexibility to call on foreign allies' military muscle.
Chávez, however, chose that moment to urge Colombia to recognize the FARC as a "belligerent party," which would give it diplomatic legitimacy, and to call on foreign governments to stop listing it as a terrorist organization.
It is indeed not a simple matter for me as an Israeli citizen to call on foreign governments, regional authorities, international social movements, faith-based organisations, unions and citizens to suspend co-operation with Israel.
But do not call on foreign troops to be used to stop genocides in Rwanda, or ethnic cleansing in Bosnia, or to promote democracy elsewhere if you are not willing to have them used to deal with this genocidal, ethnic-cleansing, power-hungry dictator.
Six months later, she is calling on foreign companies which buy the clothes made in Bangladesh to honour their promises.
N Korea warns foreigners in S Korea Jump to media player North Korea has called on foreign residents in South Korea to consider evacuating because, it claims the situation on the Peninsula is "inching close to a thermonuclear war".
From their bases across the world, they are calling on foreign governments to take more-decisive steps against Cambodia as it cements one-party rule.
The Chinese government called on foreign governments to boycott the ceremony.
Tsvangirai also calls on foreign powers to defend democracy in Zimbabwe.
HRW calls on foreign governments to act if the US fails to.
The official Xinhua news agency said a foreign ministry spokeswoman rejected the accusation, but "called on foreign traders to procure medicines from legitimate companies through standardised channels".
