Sentence examples for called specifically from inspiring English sources

This was the first significant competition in Britain that called specifically for a Modern building.

They are part of a broad initiative to discuss a range of manufacturing issues; they were not called specifically to organize opposition to the proposal.

Mr. Gibbs said the Vermont proposal should have satisfied the safety issues because it "called specifically for the F.D.A. to work with us to address safety concerns".

Typically, this requires a two-thirds vote of the shareholders at a meeting called specifically for the purpose of declaring the other shareholder "undesirable".

Earlier this week, Mr. Wen called specifically for more action to raise the supply of pork, a staple for many Chinese families.

The divestment resolution called specifically for pulling investments in the church's pension funds out of three companies: Caterpillar, Hewlett-Packard and Motorola Solutions.

The army radio said tonight that the agreement did not call specifically for the immediate dismantling of the groups.

But recipes whose flavor relies on parsley, like a parsley pesto, will usually call specifically for the flat-leaf variety.

And the company's Americana appraiser and auctioneer, LaGina Austin, noted, "We have people who call specifically for make-do's".

Among them were two prominent Republican senators, Bill Frist of Tennessee and Jesse Helms of North Carolina, who introduced legislation calling specifically for a program similar to the one Mr. Bush unveiled today.

It calls specifically on Sen. Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev).