Sentence examples for explicitly called on from inspiring English sources
Breuer explicitly called on Congress to act this term to "completely eliminate" the sentencing disparity.
But lawmakers felt that Trump has not explicitly called on them to pass the compromise measure, leaving them free to vote only for the more conservative alternative.
Anwar al-Awlaki, the American-born Qaeda propagandist now hiding in Yemen, who had exchanged e-mails with the Fort Hood gunman, has repeatedly and explicitly called on Muslim Americans to mount attacks.
The African Union explicitly called on the international community to avoid steps that would derail negotiations.As a matter of principle, we do not believe in the punishment or isolation of sovereign states.
As a result of this lobbying, the European Council has explicitly called on the commission and member states to use their aid programmes to secure access to raw materials.
In another development, the finance ministers for the first time explicitly called on China to bring about a rise in the value of its currency, a step that might make exports from China more expensive and imports less expensive.
The stigma of emo sincerity has long faded, so much so that today's most exciting hip-hop and pop stars are explicitly calling on its sound.
The Charity Commission gives the following example: "If a housing charity supports the building of 100,000 new houses, it can outline the housing policies of each party, including how many new houses each party is committed to building but it must not explicitly call on people to vote for one party or another".
Many states, moreover, explicitly call on their mapmakers to consider the needs of so-called communities of interest.
Or to explicitly call on the attorney general to protect members of our own party from prosecution because an election happens to be coming up.
