Sentence examples for called explicitly from inspiring English sources

The current rapporteur, Marzuki Darusman, has called explicitly for an investigation into "egregious" violations.

But, unlike in the case of Libya's Muammar Gaddafi, it has not called explicitly for his overthrow.

But President Bush promised during the campaign to review the White House security and the Republican Party platform called explicitly for reopening the street.

Mr. Obama agreed that the current course in Iraq would only lead to "the same problems that we've had," and called explicitly on Republican members of Congress to turn on Mr. Bush and support a timetable for withdrawal.

The secretary general has called explicitly for a halt to the bombing.

"Either they stick to the programme and receive the financing from member states - or they will have to default," said a senior euro zone source before the pro-EU Greek Socialist party leader called explicitly for a renegotiated bailout deal.

Furthermore, Iran continues to call explicitly for Israel's destruction.

Another was angry she did not call explicitly for an end to all mass immigration detention.

General Assembly resolution 194, passed in 1948 and often reiterated, calls explicitly for refugees to be given the choice of returning to their homes or being compensated.

While the brief does not call explicitly for the court to strike down the laws in the seven other states, the implication of its argument is clear.

One chapter of the report, written by experts in geriatric medicine, calls explicitly for "some minimum staffing ratio to protect nursing home residents".