Sentence examples for calling for a cessation from inspiring English sources
The Palestinian Authority condemned the attack, calling for "a cessation of all violent actions and incitement by all parties".
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 latest bombing came as US officials were calling for a cessation of hostilities in Libya's civil war, as Washington urges Libya's rival governments to agree a UN-crafted peace plan by 17 June, just before the onset of Ramadan.
International pressure on both sides for a return to calm has increased, with the U.N. Security Council calling for a cessation of hostilities and Western foreign ministers meeting on Sunday to weigh strategy.
Meanwhile, Turkish artillery continued to shell Kurdish fighters in Syria for the fifth day in a row, despite appeals from Russia and the US calling for a cessation of hostilities towards the YPG in Syria.
"For the sake of Darfur's children, UNICEF joins with the UN Secretary-General and the UN Humanitarian Coordinator in calling for a cessation of hostilities".
Mr. Menkerios said this was a change from previous group agreements that called for a cessation of hostilities first.
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.
Paris has tabled a draft UN security council resolution which calls for a cessation of hostilities - in an echo of the compromise EU statement - a political agreement involving Israel, Lebanon and Hizbullah and the deployment of a peacekeeping force which would probably be led by France.
To that end, Ouattara called for a cessation of fighting and promised to form a truth-and-reconciliation commission to investigate criminal acts and human rights abuses allegedly committed by both sides; he later requested that the International Criminal Court also investigate the postelection violence.
