Sentence examples for called for a cessation from inspiring English sources
Mr. Menkerios said this was a change from previous group agreements that called for a cessation of hostilities first.
On Dec. 16, the day after General Zinni left, Mr. Arafat called for a cessation of violence.
"Nobody gives a damn about them". Last week, the US called for a "cessation of hostilities" in the Yemen war to be implemented within 30 days.
In alleging a cover-up, the union presidents cited two high-level meetings in mid-September at which, they said, two senior chiefs called for a cessation of e-mail messages about the building.
They called for a cessation of hostilities; lifting the sieges on all cities; the unimpeded provision of food, medicine and other humanitarian materials; the drafting of a constitution in six months; and a political transition process of 18 months.
While the Islamic Army called for a cessation of attacks on polling centers, an Internet message posted this week by five militant groups, including Al Qaeda of Mesopotamia, denounced the elections as a "crusaders' project," but, perhaps significantly, did not threaten to disrupt them.
The Palestinian Authority condemned the attack, calling for "a cessation of all violent actions and incitement by all parties".
On Sunday, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo called Mohammed bin Salman and "reiterated the United States' calls for a cessation of hostilities," according to the State Department.
Later in the day, Prime Minister David Cameron and President Barack Obama released a joint statement calling for a cessation in the hostilities in the region.
The renewed violence threatens to end a fragile deal agreed by major powers in Munich last week which calls for a "cessation of hostilities" within a week and the delivery of humanitarian aid to besieged areas.
The situation in Syria looked anything but calm just days after the United States and Russia reached an agreement calling for a "cessation of hostilities" between the major parties fighting in the grim five-year conflict.
