Sentence examples for firmly call from inspiring English sources

We firmly call for the Iraqi authorities to cooperate more actively with the inspectors to fully disarm their country.

Colin Day is boiling down a career's worth of inspiration into a project he can firmly call his own.

When the person in question does something rude or offensive to you, politely but firmly call them out on their inappropriate behavior.

Lessig politely but firmly called me a Luddite.

The majority firmly called on one and all to ignore the political gamesmanship at work within and beyond the Florida arena: "This election should be determined by a careful examination of the votes of Florida's citizens and not by strategies extraneous to the voting process".

Though Wannamethee said the government remained functional, experts said the military was firmly calling the shots.

But the Senate, which did not face voters last year, remained firmly opposed, calling the House's work requirement a meaningless "work suggestion" because it would operate on the honor system.

So, I gently -- but firmly -- called myself out... You've been doing this mindfulness thing long enough to know that nothing is permanent... Nothing.

Clan elders bargain among themselves and cash usually changes hands, with everyone firmly refusing to call the money ransom.

Talk of splitting the bank grew after his comments but, in the end, the Banking Standards Commission did not call firmly for the splitting up of the bank in its report in June, instead urging the Treasury to carry out a forensic analysis of whether RBS actually needed to be restructured, which the commission did not have the time to do.

[8] Balaic, like so many others, was firmly convinced — call it a feeling of typographic rectitude — that Comic Sans was "rendering things ineffectual," or, to be fair to his argument, was at least reputed to have that effect.