Sentence examples for be called to explain from inspiring English sources
Both will be called to explain themselves before parliament's public accounts committee, at the invitation of Margaret Hodge, the indefatigable ringmistress of Westminster proceedings that can often rival an episode of The Apprentice for drama.
Mark Scott of Bhatt Murphy the family's solicitor said, "The family are devastated that the circumstances of Mr Mubenga's death and the people restraining him will not be called to explain their actions in criminal proceedings.
As a result of the NAO report Iain Duncan Smith and senior Department for Work and Pensions officials are likely to be called to explain the failures to the Commons Public Accounts Committee.
Specifically, the young technician who spotted the Japanese vessel could be called to explain why he did not alert Commander Waddle, why he plotted an incorrect position for the Japanese vessel and why he did not speak up when he felt that the presence of civilians prevented him from doing part of his job.
They should at least be called to explain their knowledge, if any, of the process.
"Russian officials will now be called to explain their actions before an international court of law, where (they) will be unable to justify these absurd piracy allegations," said Greenpeace lawyer Jasper Teulings.
Israel's ambassadors in London and Dublin were called to explain the passport abuse.
When chiefs of the largest banks were called to explain themselves to the Treasury select committee, they expressed profound regret at the unfortunate turn of events.
Indeed, the NGO's mediators were called to explain themselves before an investigating magistrate in Madrid on February 23rd (they were released without charges).Mr Rajoy's position is understandable.
The attackers fired rockets, some of which narrowly missed the tent where Mr Karzai was making his opening speech.Mr Saleh and Mr Atmar were called to explain themselves.
The meeting, to have been held Monday, had been called to explain the findings of the American investigation into the November airstrikes that killed 26 Pakistani soldiers at posts on the Afghan border, said the official, who asked not to be identified because the meeting had not been previously announced.
