Sentence examples for remarks calling for from inspiring English sources

It is understood that he considers his remarks calling for police to shoot down green protestors as humour, while on healthcare he has said the NHS should provide free care for those who cannot afford insurance, while everyone else should be privately insured.

French Interior Minister Manuel Valls says he stands by remarks calling for the country's Roma (Gypsies) to be expelled.

Back in February 2015 the Russian Federation's Minister of Communications and Mass Communications, Nikolai Nikiforov, made public remarks calling for the "de-monopolization of the global IT ecosystem" — initially aimed at encouraging local developers to support both Samsung's Tizen platform and Jolla's Sailfish via grants for porting apps to the platforms.

"We suspect that there are reasonable grounds that Mr. Trump poses a security threat to Canadians based upon his remarks calling for 'a total and complete shutdown of Muslims entering the United States,'" wrote petition author Rajin Singh.

The treasurer used a radio interview on Tuesday to foreshadow better targeting of welfare programs, and in broader remarks called for "a fair go" for all people including those with wealth.

Representative John Conyers Jr., Democrat of Michigan, and the chairman of the committee, was right to cast his eye beyond the N.F.L. and, in printed remarks, call for a change in the culture of college football (and by projection high school and youth football).

Mr. McConnell, in his remarks, called for unity in the form of continued opposition to President Obama's health care law, which he vowed to overturn, and a strong Republican ticket in 2016, when he said the Democrats would field a ticket reminiscent of the 1980s sitcom "Golden Girls," about four older women sharing a home in Miami.

Ma in his opening remarks called for lowering the state of hostility across the Taiwan Strait, expanding cross-strait exchanges, setting up a cross-strait hotline, "cooperating to revitalize the Chinese nation" and consolidating the "1992 consensus".

Timothy did not consider, apparently, that this remark called for any answer.

On Tuesday, Hill appeared on "The Howard Stern Show" and apologized for his remarks, calling the F-word he used "a disgusting word".

Clinton put her arm around the girl as she finished her remarks, calling on people "to fight for each other's children, each other's dignity, and each other's opportunity as if they were our own".