Sentence examples for formally call for from inspiring English sources

Mr. Reid took to the Senate floor to formally call for a "conference" — a joint House-Senate negotiating committee — to resolve the differences between the budgets passed in March by the Republican-controlled House and Democratic-controlled Senate.

The group has also gathered almost a hundred and fifty thousand signatures on a petition calling for Coca-Cola to formally call for the repeal of Russia's anti-gay law and to donate funds to human-rights activists there.

At the conclusion of the conference, the Arab League met to formally call for a resumption of its boycott, which became the framework for the subsequent organization of the BDS Movement.

In fact, I formally called for universal health care for everyone in January of this year.

The student-run Yale Daily News has gone further and formally called for a full return of R.O.T.C. to campus.

Although Mr. Chen's party, the Democratic Progressive Party, formally calls for independence, he says it is an unnecessary step.

Howard has always been a strong Eurosceptic but has never formally called for Britain to leave the EU.

This week, it started formally calling for Europe to expand its own firewall in concert, as American officials had urged for months.

But Clean Sports India, which has attracted about 300 members, has so far stopped short of formally calling for Kalmadi's resignation.

He made clear that the state's fiscal problems were hardly behind it: Mr. Brown, a Democrat, formally called for putting before voters in November an initiative that would temporarily increase income taxes on the wealthy and sales taxes.

The queen knew a lot about hostile conspiracies; Pope Gregory XIII, celebrated for reforming the calendar, had formally called for her deposition, and there were those who would have liked to bring it about by violence.