Sentence examples for called for firm from inspiring English sources
Generous when generosity was called for, firm - sometimes even brutally so - when he felt firmness was needed, he was an astute leader and masterly negotiator.
The global financial crisis called for firm leadership.
The Americans reminded Garcia that then US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice had called "for firm Minustah action and the possibility that the US may be asked to send troops at some point".
The Revolutionary Guards issued a statement calling violence by the protesters a "horrible insult to Ashura" and called for "firm punishment of those behind this obvious insult," the semiofficial Fars news agency reported.
Stuart Etherington, the chief executive of the National Council for Voluntary Organisations, called for "firm details" of how the government intended to protect charities and community groups from losing out.
The 44-page final report of the Cross-Border Bank Resolution Group of the Basel Committee called for "firm-specific contingency planning" that would help the most interconnected financial companies survive a crisis or, if necessary, be dismantled in an orderly fashion, without risking a global financial crisis.
The 44-page final report of the cross-border group called for "firm-specific contingency planning" that would help the most interconnected financial companies survive a crisis or, if necessary, be dismantled in an orderly fashion, without risking a global financial crisis.
He called for firmer action against the trespassers, some of whom are from the related Samburu tribe.
Grant also called for firmer regulation of the media and said newspapers should be made to pay for misdemeanours with "prominent" published apologies.
With my book Yob Nation and in my appearances on TV and radio, I have called for firmer boundaries in public life.
A 2011 study of opinion columns appearing in The Australian found that climate change contrarians outnumbered four-to-one those authors calling for firm action to reduce fossil fuel emissions.
