Sentence examples for called for the editor from inspiring English sources

They called for the editor by name and then murdered him before spraying the room with gunfire, killing nine more and wounding others.

Mr Campbell has called for the editor of the Daily Mail, Paul Dacre, to also apologise to Mr Miliband.

Ed Miliband, the Labour party leader, impressively unequivocal, called for Rebekah Brooks, the editor of the paper at the time, and now one of Rupert Murdoch's top executives in the United Kingdom, to "consider her conscience and her position".

Meanwhile, a prosecutor called for the arrest of the editor of the Hurriyet paper on ludicrous terrorism charges.

In the deepening dispute at El País, the staff has called for the resignation of Javier Moreno, the editor, contending that he tried to use strong-arm tactics to prevent journalists from withdrawing their bylines to protest the cuts.

Alabama members of Congress have called for the resignation of a newspaper editor who wrote an editorial calling for a resurgence of the Ku Klux Klan.

International rights organisations have called for the immediate release of an editor of a website critical of the Sri Lankan government.

A man was subsequently arrested by French authorities for allegedly calling for the beheading of editor Stephane Charbonnier, a.k.a.a

Asked about recent speculation that Downing Street had intervened to call for the sacking of the editor of Johnston's Hartlepool Mail, Mr Bowdler said: "There was not any contact whatsoever from No 10 or the prime minister or anyone representing him.

They include MPs calling for the police to prosecute the editor.

As expected, New York-area geese expressed outrage, and are calling for the immediate resignation of editor-in-chief Col Allan and Chairman Rupert Murdoch.