Sentence examples for has actually called for from inspiring English sources

In Europe, German chancellor Angela Merkel has actually called for more telecom mergers.

This would be a lot more convincing if the campaign didn't still count as an adviser an individual who has actually called for Clinton to be executed.

Last but not least, Clinton has actually called for raising taxes on the wealthy -- and has identified enough specific increases to raise $1.25 trillion in revenue and offset most of her new spending initiatives.

In a letter published in the Baptist Press in December, nearly 50 evangelical leaders said Pruitt "has been misrepresented as denying 'settled science,' when he has actually called for a continuing debate".

Many Congressional Democrats have denounced the tax cuts as fiscally irresponsible, but few have actually called for repealing them.

What has been heartening, though, is that none of those bitterly opposed to either play have actually called for an outright ban.

Hanson, who has previously advocated a ban on Muslim immigration into Australia, told the ABC: "I have been speaking about it quite openly before Tony Abbott has made his recent comments, and I've actually called for a royal commission into Islam".

At a morning event in Lebanon, Mr. Bradley asserted that Mr. Gore had used "tricky" words to mislead voters into thinking that he supported the licensing of all owners of handguns, when he had actually called for licensing only new buyers.

To make matters worse, by using different language in different states, there is reason to believe those state legislatures have actually called for four separate conventions rather than building momentum for the single convention they want.

What we're seeing in Tibet, he told me, is nothing compared to what we would see if the Dalai Lama had actually called for Tibetans to rise up against the Chinese.

That criticism was launched against LGBT activists even though not one LGBT group or prominent individual had actually called for Eich to resign; the pressure came mostly from other, gay-friendly companies with which Mozilla does business, and from developers who work with the company.