Sentence examples for essentially called for from inspiring English sources

In withdrawing her proposals, Ms. Schapiro essentially called for reinforcements.

Aslan Maskhadov, the separatist president of Chechnya before the Russian intervention, essentially called for the death of Mr. Kadyrov, the Russian-appointed leader of Chechnya.

In his own remarks, Mr. Obama essentially called for a repeat of what happened last year when Congress, facing a similar deadline, passed a one-year extension of the current rate with bipartisan support.

At last year's major climate talks in Lima, it emerged that a series of options had been inserted into the text of the agreement that essentially called for an end to the use of fossil fuels by the middle of this century.

Here the report essentially called for more deregulation in relation to 'task-sharing' platforms, compared to traditional employment agencies.

An FBI spokeswoman said the agency believed that the website "essentially called for their lynching".

In recent weeks, he has been essentially calling for the abolition of the US Senate.

Creditors overwhelmingly accepted an amicable settlement of the bankruptcy, which essentially calls for a restructuring of $431 million in debts.

It's a work which essentially calls for the preservation of our oldest, dearest friendships; perhaps observed in the reflective quality of New Year's Eve itself.

This view essentially calls for a landscape approach to conservation and ecosystem management, instead of the traditional species-centred or single ecosystem-based approach.

The amendments essentially call for speeding up the election process so that parliamentary contests can be held before September, followed soon after by a presidential race.