Sentence examples for called for fire from inspiring English sources

They called for fire safety improvements and more stringent safety codes at buildings and construction sites.

But Chief Massucci said city protocols for instances like Friday's called for fire personnel to maintain primary responsibility for "all life, safety and rescue operations".

From frontline fighters using smartphones with apps that enable "call-for-fire" missions or troop locations to communications and intelligence analysts being able to more quickly provide vital information to forward commanders.

Days after critics called for firing Fire Commissioner James T. Joyce of Chicago, Mayor Richard M. Daley said he was happy with Mr. Joyce's work and did not plan to oust him.

Decades of aggressive policies that called for fires to be put out as quickly as they started have also aggravated the problem.

In the spring of 2006, as the war in Iraq risked spiraling into civil war, a group of retired officers openly called for firing Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld in what became known as "the generals' revolt".

Trump called for firing most, if not all, of the current military brass, and actively ridiculed their experience and judgement.

As medical personnel, traditionally, we were not meant to carry rifles, or operate crew-serve weapons, heavy machine guns or mortars or call for fire or airstrikes.

"Ideally this culminates with integrated exercises, with units from more and more allied nations that are able to call for fire from one another's artillery, our tanks manoeuvre in support of their infantry units, and vice versa," he said.

Training now included how to call for fire support from artillery and naval gunfire, and how to obtain tactical air support from the Allied air forces.

April had already set a new record of 866 emergency calls for Fire Hall 2 in Vancouver, the station that serves the Downtown Eastside.