Sentence examples for specifically calling from inspiring English sources

He mentioned Mr. Verney specifically, calling him Russell Varmint and Russell Vermin.

Ohio, where many institutions are contracting with agents, recently adopted a strategic higher-education plan specifically calling for international recruiting.

They also touched on his embrace of Putin specifically, calling his admiration for him and other foreign dictators "unacceptable".

He faced criticism for blaming "many sides" while not specifically calling out the white supremacists and neo-Nazis.

The two leaders talked about an economic stimulus, aides to Mr. Obama said, with Mrs. Merkel specifically calling for "an exit strategy".

Other proposals do target software patents specifically, calling for a review process to allow these patents to be more easily challenged.

She adds that she agrees it should be looked in to but that the White House isn't specifically calling for it.

USDA goes one step further in its quest to reduce meat consumption, according to Alexander, by specifically calling out beef and dairy production as harmful to the environment.

Jump onto the website of Organising For Action (OFA), a never-demobilised arm of the 2012 Obama campaign, and a whole section is devoted to immigration specifically calling on the Republican-controlled House of Representatives to take up a bipartisan immigration plan passed in the summer by the Senate.

After councilor Kerry Jang even suggested that the city couldn't trust Kirkham to finish the project, he sued the city of Vancouver specifically calling out Jang for defamation of character but they were right.

After councillor Kerry Jang even suggested that the city couldn't trust Sean Kirkham to finish the project, he sued the city of Vancouver specifically calling out Jang for defamation of character but they were right.