Sentence examples for specifically call on from inspiring English sources

In an editorial on Thursday, the newspaper said the mayor should learn from Mr. Spitzer, though it did not specifically call on him to resign.

He did not specifically call on Wednesday for a return of the assault weapon ban.

During a press conference announcing the new spot, Baldwin communications director John Kraus declined to specifically call on Thompson's campaign to take down the ad, but he said the former governor should "take responsibility" for his "dishonest" and "disgusting" ad.

The present study investigated the effect of ICT and more specifically CALL on the quality of students' reading comprehension in an Iranian academic setting.

Any member of the ward-round team can contribute to discussion or may be specifically called on by the consultant for their expertise.

Later, the organization specifically called on militants to halt all attacks on Israelis.

It specifically calls on governments to ensure disabled people can enjoy "full and effective participation and inclusion in society".

The resolution specifically called on the Sri Lankan government to carry out the recommendations of the country's own Lessons Learnt and Reconciliation Commission, or L.L.R.C.

The latest protests were notable for including large crowds of people who specifically called on Friday for the removal of Mr. Li's boss, Wang Lequan, the powerful party secretary of restive Xinjiang region, of which Urumqi is the capital.

The Endocrine Society, an association of endocrinologists, warned this year that these kinds of abnormalities may be a consequence of the rise of endocrine-disrupting chemicals, and it specifically called on regulators to re-evaluate BPA.

The draft resolution states: "The Assembly specifically calls on Fifa to take the necessary steps to cast full light on the facts underlying the various scandals which, in recent years, have tarnished its image and that of international football.