Sentence examples for frequent call for a from inspiring English sources

Instead, Libya's foreign minister, Abdul Ati al-Obeidi, used a BBC interview broadcast on Wednesday to renew the Tripoli authorities' frequent call for a cease-fire and a suspension of NATO bombing to permit a settlement negotiated by Libyans themselves without foreign interference.

He was asked to define his brand of scary socialism (which is really just old-school liberalism), and his response reiterated his frequent call for "a political revolution to take on the billionaire class".

A spokeswoman for China's Foreign Ministry said on Wednesday that the situation on the Korean peninsula was "complicated and sensitive" and repeated its frequent call for all sides to "maintain calm and restraint".

Playing off of Mr. Bush's frequent calls for a "responsibility era" in which he urges people to take responsibility for their actions, Mr. Daley said, "It is time for Governor Bush to stop hurling charges, and start accepting responsibility.

On the domestic front, Mr. Bush's most frequent call for sacrifice, woefully amplified by a Marriott-sponsored TV ad to which he lends his image, has been for Americans to take more vacations.

The White House on Friday reiterated Bush's frequent call for Congress to send him a housing bill.

Instead, Mr. Bernanke focused on fiscal policy, reiterating his frequent call for fiscal measures that focus on long-term reductions in the federal debt, while avoiding short-term cuts or tax increases that might impede recovery.

You can't hear the new chief's frequent call for "reform," "not getting stuck in old ways" and "finding innovative ways for savings" without wondering  if he really thinks that the city is rife with underperforming systems, even outright sloth.

They erupted in spite of his frequent calls for restraint, and were in part a consequence of China's refusal to engage in more than desultory talks with his representatives.

This review suggests that frequent calls for new normative environmental aesthetics based on a cognitive understanding of ecological sustainability are likely premature.

Recall that just seven years ago, in response to loud and frequent calls for the Socceroos to be managed by an Australian, Frank Lowy handed the car keys to Graham Arnold.