Sentence examples for directly call for from inspiring English sources

On Wednesday, the day that report appeared, state Sen. Barbara Favola (D-Arlington) became the first state legislator to directly call for McDonnell's resignation.

Although Elliott does not directly call for the Alliance Trust chief executive, Katherine Garreto-Cox, to go, the move is likely to pile fresh pressure on her after she survived an earlier shareholder rebellion in 2011.

The foundation chairman did not directly call for Zuma's resignation, as some South Africans have done, but urged the ruling party to ensure that the state is put "in safe and capable hands".

Mr. Maliki's statement, which did not directly call for a recount, invoked his position as commander in chief of the military and seemed to imply violence would ensue without a new count.

While the draft declaration to be discussed at the Paris meeting does not directly call for a phase-out of new coalmines, a still-contested passage inserted at the insistence of the United States does call for the eventual "decarbonisation" of the world economy.

He did not directly call for Mr Clegg to be ousted, but said the party had to think about whether it would do better under a new leader, as some opinion polls have suggested.

He stopped short of directly calling for Mr. Santorum or Mr. Perry to leave the race.

It cites article 7.7.c of the Paris Accord, which directly calls for strengthening of scientific knowledge of climate change.

Stuart has attacked Corbyn as being willing to tear the party apart, although has not yet directly called for him to stand down.

The Trump administration has refrained from directly calling for a two-state solution, saying it would back one if both sides agree.

Directly calling for Mr. Saleh to step down is a shift in the official rhetoric of the opposition, which had focused on extracting concessions and reforms.