Sentence examples for language and calls from inspiring English sources

It establishes human rights as core principles, recognises Berber, spoken by many Moroccans alongside Arabic, as an official language and calls for gender equality.

His relatively moderate language and calls for cross-party dialogue are very different from the xenophobia of the previous PiS president, the late Lech Kaczyński (Jarosław's twin brother).

Government officials are particularly twitchy about the emerging power and influence of the Muslim Brotherhood, whose catchy religious language and calls for social and economic justice resonate across the UAE.

Tommy Robinson's Facebook Page has repeatedly broken these standards, posting material that uses dehumanizing language and calls for violence targeted at Muslims.

But when someone uses moral language and calls someone "vicious", "odious", or "depraved", she "expresses sentiments, in which, he expects, all his audience are to concur with him" (Hume 1751: 260).

Her supporters welcomed the forceful words, but some top Democrats expressed dismay at her use of explicit language and calls for impeachment.

Yet Maldivians speak the same language and call the Maldives home.

Oprah duly called on rappers to abandon bad language and called on civic leaders to help her in the effort.

The Pima, who speak a Uto-Aztecan language and call themselves the "River People," are usually considered to be the descendants of the Hohokam.

Every time I was talking to her, her dad would, like, call her in their own language and call her away from me.

But a chorus of local and state officials disagreed, decrying Klemp for invoking the Nazi-tinged language and calling for his resignation.