Sentence examples for to call explicitly from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, Iran continues to call explicitly for Israel's destruction.
He is the first major Democrat to call explicitly for defeat of the bill in its current form, a decision that he said would no doubt echo across the presidential playing field and in Washington.
Mr. Bush and other senior officials have been careful never to call explicitly on Israel to be cautious in defending itself against violent attacks on its soil or overseas.
The official echoed remarks by Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton last week that inched the United States closer to calling explicitly for Mr. Assad's ouster, saying that "the country cannot go back to the way it was before".
Another was angry she did not call explicitly for an end to all mass immigration detention.
While the brief does not call explicitly for the court to strike down the laws in the seven other states, the implication of its argument is clear.
General Assembly resolution 194, passed in 1948 and often reiterated, calls explicitly for refugees to be given the choice of returning to their homes or being compensated.
Mr. Obama agreed that the current course in Iraq would only lead to "the same problems that we've had," and called explicitly on Republican members of Congress to turn on Mr. Bush and support a timetable for withdrawal.
The secretary general has called explicitly for a halt to the bombing.
Israel is engaged in an internal debate about whether to pursue a truce with Hamas, whose charter calls explicitly for Israel's destruction but some of whose leaders say they want a mutually agreed period of calm.
One chapter of the report, written by experts in geriatric medicine, calls explicitly for "some minimum staffing ratio to protect nursing home residents".
