Sentence examples for call to armed from inspiring English sources

Early on, Mexican democrats rejected Fidel Castro's call to armed rebellion.

Despite its laudable appeals for non-violent protests, "Zanzibar Liberation Front" slogans have been provocatively daubed on the exquisitely distressed alleys of Zanzibar Town's Stonetown district and may be seen by CUF hotheads as a call to armed struggle.

But the more recent "it's not just about autumn" school has produced stimulating analysis – from Tom Paulin's high wire revisionist act in deciphering a call to armed revolution to a persuasive investigation of local politics and topology by the authors of a recent Review of English Studies article.

The Greene County (Virginia) party newsletter includes a call to "armed revolution" should President Obama win reelection.

Mr Crespo disowns this faction, calling them traitors for disobeying Mr Guzmán's call to abandon armed struggle in favour of peaceful political action.

The National Rifle Association sparked controversy in the weeks following Wayne LaPierre's call to place armed guards in every school.

The National Rifle Association's Political Victory Fund spent $11.8 million and had a tiny success rate of 0.83percentt -- and that was before the NRA embarrassed itself with its call to post armed guards at public schools after 20 children and six adults were killed by a military-style assault weapon at an elementary school in Connecticut in December.

Making his first public remarks since he spoke at a public relations debacle of a press conference on Friday, LaPierre stood behind his call to put armed guards in every school -- one of the most widely criticized parts of his earlier appearance.

You will, though, see armed guards stationed in front of some businesses here, especially in the cities. (As a local once told us, "In the States, you push a button or make a phone call to summon the armed police. Here, we just bypass that step").

Bentley had allegedly called to an armed friend, Christopher Craig: "Let him have it Chris!" when they were caught trying to burgle a sweet factory.

Calls to bring armed men under central control were fueled by accusations that General Younes was killed by a person in one of the dozens of armed militias in the rebel areas.