Sentence examples for called directly from inspiring English sources
They had dramatically improved cure rates using a protocol called "directly observed therapy" to administer antibiotics.
Celtic's chairman John Reid had called directly for McDonald's his removal after the club's recent annual general meeting; the referee's position was widely regarded as untenable.
Crown Prince Abdullah, at recent Arab and Islamic summit meetings, has avoided war-mongering but called directly for the United States to reprimand Israel.
Those who attend have either been called directly by the Forbes campaign or drawn by an advertisement in the local newspaper or on local radio.
Purnell's resignation, handed to the media rather than No 10 as polls closed on Thursday, called directly for Brown "to step aside".
The franchise will be owned by a new company called Directly Operated Railways, whose chief executive is Elaine Holt, former head of the First Capital Connect franchise.
If she knows the architect or developer, she calls directly.
"As cargo increases, more and more ships call directly at the Chinese ports.
But she did not call directly on Mr. Assad to resign.
The organization has also made a television commercial critical of Mr. Bush, though it does not call directly for his defeat.
They now talk every other night by video teleconference, and sometimes Mr. Rumsfeld calls directly, the general said.
