Sentence examples for again called upon from inspiring English sources

Less than a week after their return, Battleship Division Nine was once again called upon to protect the Scandinavian Convoy as part of a general Grand Fleet response to intelligence reports suggesting German battlecruisers were loose in the North Sea.

Following his election to the Academy of Sciences (1807), he was again called upon by Napoleon, this time to obtain the collections of Portuguese museums by any means.

Before giving notice of his recall, the Bulgarian Minister again called upon the Greek government to order the cessation of hostilities and protested against the capture of the Bulgarian detachment at Salonica.

Mr. Bush once again called upon the Senate to pass a bill central to his "compassionate conservative" agenda that would make it easier for religious groups other than giant institutions like Catholic Charities to apply for federal money.

The Northwestern University law professor Steve Lubet said: "There would definitely be calls for her recusal in a rerun of Bush v Gore," if the court were once again called upon to decide the results of a presidential election.

Addicts of wigs-and-breeches television serials adapted from doorstop-size British novels may well delight in this production, in which the classic elements of story-theater are once again called upon to streamline a narrative that spans hundreds of pages of prose.

"The United States again calls upon the government of Zimbabwe to reverse course".

The board, in its statement, said it "once again calls upon the New York State Legislature to close New York's housekeeping loopholes".

And we can once again call upon this spirit as we seek the promise of a new beginning.

I again call upon you to honor your fiduciary duty to your shareholders and rescind this "poison pill" severance plan.

Along the way, she managed to write six books about databases, data communications and software, once again calling upon her ability to synthesize information.