Sentence examples for the text called from inspiring English sources

Howard felt that the text called for some sort of resolution; Wallace did not think so.

The text called for the UN to present the council with options for monitoring a ceasefire within one month of adoption of the resolution.

The text called on the United States to end such abuses and clarify the living conditions and legal status of the detainees.

(The text, called "The Brautigan is a Taurus," by Genevieve Jacobs, was published in 1992 in The 23, the library's quarterly newsletter).

Among other things, the text called for the formation of a movement for survival, leading to the creation of the People Party, later renamed the Ecology Party and finally, the Green Party.

Elmore Leonard, in an introduction to the thirtieth edition of the text, called it, simply, "the best crime novel ever written," and noted that it "makes 'The Maltese Falcon' read like Nancy Drew".

Hong Kong's censorship law makes it difficult to produce and exhibit what the text calls "political" movies.

The text calls for the establishment of a neutral, five-member commission based in Geneva with a mandate to demarcate the border based on colonial treaties.

Argentina objected to a line in the text calling on countries to "minimise the use of restrictive measures that could increase the volatility of international prices".

My inference is that the ABA wants to do exactly what the text calls for: limit lawyers' expression of viewpoints that it disapproves of.

The text calls on the world to hold "the increase in the global average temperature to well below 2°C above pre-industrial levels and to pursue efforts to limit the temperature increase to 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels".