Sentence examples for forthrightly called for from inspiring English sources
So Professor Cutler, a gutsy thinker who forthrightly called for a value-added tax or an increase in the payroll tax to finance increased health spending, is now championing legislation that offers a long series of unlikely promises.
Hungarians favor a concoction of cabbage and smoked meats, sometimes forthrightly called "hangover soup".
During the campaign, he had excoriated the Bush Administration for the C.I.A.'s interrogation program, forthrightly calling the interrogation tactics "torture".
Yet at the same time Mr. Bush never shied away from forthrightly calling himself a conservative.
Would he confront the budget honestly and forthrightly, calling upon Chicagoans to make sacrifices, or would he "kick the can down the road" and paper over the deficit with short-term, one-time fixes?
There, in 1978, handwritten posters called for political change and attacked Mao's rule as much if not more forthrightly than Mr Yang had that afternoon.
Republicans called for his ouster, while Democrats generally said they accepted the speaker's acknowledgment of his mistakes and his pledge to handle future allegations more forthrightly.
He accused Assad's regime of murder but did not call forthrightly for the President's departure, as he had when Libya's dictator, Muammar Qaddafi, ordered that protesters be shot.
Speaking forthrightly but with what he called "respect for the great nation of India," Mr. Clinton said, "Only India can determine whether it is safer today than before the tests".
