Sentence examples for calling for self from inspiring English sources

I'm told there's more to come on this -- pertaining to major tensions with China in the East China Sea and the new Japanese administration's intention to make one of the planet's best armed forces more geared to expeditionary operations, in contravention of Japan's MacArthur-dictated constitution calling for "Self Defense Forces" only -- but perhaps not now with Obama absent.

Although the introduction of the explicit verbal reports might have affected the learning process in calling for self- awareness and encouraging introspection on the nature of the task, it is an accepted procedure in investigating the involvement of implicit versus explicit knowledge [41].

In February an American congressman, Dana Rohrabacher, submitted a resolution to Congress calling for "self-determination" for Balochistan.

Ségolène Royal, France's gaffe-prone Socialist candidate for president, stirred up Canadians recently by calling for self-determination for the French-speaking province.

By the 1830s, however, a class of lesser settlers joined with the Emancipists in calling for self-rule for the colony on a broadly representative basis.

"In doing so, it has limited the horizon of its hope and has failed to recognize sufficiently the greatness of its task," he continued, calling for self-criticism among religious leaders.

Handsome, charismatic and articulate, he provided the mainstream news media with a continuing and histrionic story that would enrapture its readers: a burgeoning black community calling for self-determination, racial separatism and independence to be achieved by "any means necessary," including violent insurrection.

He's calling for self-employed people to report such requests to him so he can act.

Earlier this month, thousands of people held a demonstration in the Basque country calling for self-rule.

There have also been more than 100 UN resolutions calling for self-determination for the territory, according to Western Sahara Resource Watch, a lobby group.

Member nations of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), consistently voted against the General Assembly resolutions calling for self-determination in East Timor.