Sentence examples for expressly call for from inspiring English sources
Bannon doesn't expressly call for the demise of the European project.
Justice Kennedy asked, "How is this case different?" Mr. Sullivan said the redistricting law did not expressly call for a partisan advantage.
In discussing our findings, we link our framework to strategy, innovation and entrepreneurship studies that expressly call for a better understanding of technology and demand factors in value creation and capture.
If the advertisements do not expressly call for a vote for or against a particular candidate, they are exempt from regulation and will not be affected by any new law.
While those agreements did not expressly call for a standstill between the two companies, they did prohibit Martin Marietta from using information that had been previously exchanged between the companies to decide, formulate and sell its offer and proxy challenge, he wrote.
Triggered by the Supreme Court's 2010 ruling in Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission and a couple of lower court decisions, these new groups are allowed to collect unlimited sums of money from individuals, corporations, unions and trade groups — and to use these funds for expenditures that expressly call for the election or defeat of a candidate for federal office.
It recently began running advertisements expressly calling for the defeat of President Obama.
"The European parliament, the United Nations and the US state department have all expressly called for his release from prison," the letter said.
Mr Aziz did not enter Pakistan's lower house until last week, when he won two safe by-elections expressly called for the purpose of installing him as prime minister.Both technocrats proved huge successes in their finance portfolios.
This corporatist stance defies both reality and the American Constitution, which expressly called for creators to have rights for limited periods, the goal of which was to promote inventive progress and the arts.
