Sentence examples for call openly from inspiring English sources

Few sea turtles call openly for democracy.

In other words, to call openly for domestic change is tantamount to treason.

As the protests continued, a minority started to call openly for a republic.

The Lib Dems' Nick Clegg, the only leader to call openly on Mr Martin to go, thinks reform of expenses should go with a broader overhaul of what Parliament does and how it is elected.

At least one analyst on the call openly expressed skepticism about RIM's ability to increase sales of those phones in the United States with advertising, given their poor sales so far.

As news of the investigation spread across Israel, many politicians seemed reluctant to call openly for the resignation of the popular Mr. Weizman, despite the pervasive sense that his public standing had been irreparably compromised.

Australia and Japan joined the United Kingdom in calling openly for a new resolution.

America calls openly for the ousting of Alexander Lukashenka, the pro-Russian dictator of Belarus, implying another revolution there.

The box where figure skaters await their scores is called, openly and now without much irony, the "kiss and cry".

But because Belgrade has not detained them, the prosecutor has made the indictment public and called openly for their arrest.

Sections of the right called openly for military intervention and, supported by the US, plotted with military officers to bring about a military coup.