Sentence examples for directly called for from inspiring English sources

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

Asked what he would say to those fans who directly called for him to be dismissed, Bradley replied: "I'd say when I came here I understood it was a difficult situation, I committed myself to the club, said I would work and fight every day to do the job and I continue to be fully committed to that".

But they remain a useful, albeit incomplete, proxy for measuring the shift that has occurred since the Supreme Court's ruling in Citizens United that freed corporations and labor unions to pay for advertisements that directly called for the election or defeat of candidates.

Belgrade has not directly called for Serbs to boycott this election, but says conditions are not right for them to take part.

The student leadership which began the Tiananmen protests in April 1989 never directly called for an overthrow of the Communist Party, but rather for top leaders to step down, and for those more receptive to political reform to take over.

Bass directly called for derivatives to be regulated, stating that 90% of them could be put into a clearinghouse and that a center data repository could be created to give this information to everyone, preventing another AIG.

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.

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.

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.