Sentence examples for emphatically call for from inspiring English sources
The authors of the book emphatically call for international cooperation and action to include climate refugees in existing legal frameworks for social or political refugees.
And while Mr. Perry emphatically called for direct negotiations between the Israelis and Palestinian leaders, he also seemed to simultaneously foreclose discussion on one core issue -- future control of Jerusalem.
It is therefore no surprise that public health leaders have emphatically called for the health and social care bill to be dropped, as they rightly believe this callous and inept strategy will take us backwards in tackling one of the greatest health challenges facing the west.
Council member Robert Jackson emphatically called for the investigation of the Harlem youth who had been stopped and frisked.
So while the document emphatically calls Christians to penitence for the failures of those years, it also blurs the lines between grievously evil acts and a falling short of extraordinary heroism.
Stevens, a Hall of Fame jockey, emphatically called Point Given the best horse he had ever ridden.
That way you just add to the underclass and the tax burden". Saturday's march on Downing Street is emphatically not calling for legalisation.
In this clip, Steinem emphatically rejects calls for Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg to step down.
While some access to a wider range of drugs is achieved by consulting GPs, and rather more by seeing headache specialists, this is emphatically not a call for everyone with migraine to see specialists.
Although Mr. Obama insisted emphatically that there was "violent agreement" on the need to reduce debt over time, the final communiqu?ncluded a delicately worded call for deficit reduction "tailored to national circumstances".
