Hunter is very nervous lest his son be called on.
For nearly 20 minutes, she was called on that very question.
"I have made the point that if strikes are called on the basis of these very, very low turnouts then the case made by those who want to see a new threshold put in place, that case will be strengthened".
Ms. Frank is called on to show us two very different sides of her character: the comically strict teaching nun; then, in the latter part of Act II, the real human being she is when she's off duty.
Believe it or not, people very often welcome being called on, because they get the floor when they wouldn't feel comfortable taking it for themselves.
He was known in the business as "Dr Clark" because very frequently he was called on when a film was sick and he was needed to make it well again.
And I'm calling on Congress to pass some very specific proposals right away.
Maybe it was just something in the air -- the distinct feel of fall on the last day of summer, the light breeze, or perhaps something less tangible in the environment that was calling on the butterflies to try, at that very moment, a desperate attempt to immediately begin their annual migration to Mexico.
Second, his criticism of Carnap opens the way for something that might be called metaphysics: for very general reflections on the nature of the world, based on the best scientific knowledge that we have and on claims about how that knowledge might be organized so as to maximize its objectivity and clarity.
McDonnell, whose constituency contains the airport, said: " A judicial review could be called very quickly and would drag on about 12 months, right up to the general election... What would come of that would be lots more information about collusion between the government and BAA which would discredit the government".
