Sentence examples for civilians calling from inspiring English sources

Just as most Muslims reject jihadism today, most anarchists rejected violence against civilians, calling it "common murder".

Mr Putin denied claims that his air force had killed civilians, calling the reports "information attacks" and saying they surfaced before Russian planes took off.

"The only voice I could hear was Amnesty's, calling on all parties not to target civilians, calling for respect for human rights.

Amnesty International condemned Palestinian suicide bombings and other attacks on Israeli civilians, calling them "crimes against humanity" that were unjustified by Palestinian political grievances.

By the time he was arrested in Indonesia in 2003, he said, he had already turned against the killing of civilians, calling it bad tactics and bad religion.

So who exactly are the Syrian opposition?When protests began in March 2011 against Bashar Assad, Syria's president, the demonstrators were ordinary civilians calling for reforms such as a lighter touch from the security forces.

In wine industry lingo, Premium is a custom-crush operation; civilians call it a for-hire winery.

It breaks down the barriers of rank and formality, enabling those who would not otherwise converse during the duty day to have what civilians call a "normal" conversation.

They come from among the 31,000 civilians called up for the sweeping military offensive launched by the prime minister, Ariel Sharon, 12 days ago.

"What's really awful," Dr. Dillon added, is the "wire" that runs through another forsaken and fast-spreading root crop, scorzonera (which botanists know as Scorzonera hispanica and civilians call viper's grass).

Although more than 70,000 Syrians have been killed since the civil war began and the Assad regime appears to have violated all norms of warfare by using chemical weapons against civilians, calls for robust intervention are muted.