Sentence examples for be called which would from inspiring English sources

If the government is not formed by Tuesday, new elections would have to be called, which would benefit the Radicals.

In the UK you may be allowed to leave an address and then pay at a later date, but overseas the police could be called, which would certainly put a dampener on any break.

They're starting to worry that their bluff may be called, which would be bad news for them out on the campaign trail.

No leadership election was called, which would have broken the rules had Mr Farage submitted an official resignation letter.

Rudin invited Rubenstein to meetings of a new organization, the Association for a Better New York — ABNY, as it is called — which would play an important role in the economic revival of the city in the mid-seventies and eighties.

It was announced an agreement had been reached with Victoria the day before the election was called which would see the state receive more than $12bn in extra funding over six years.

Recently, it seems Morales narrowly lost a vote when a referendum was called which would have allowed him to stand for a fourth term.

Some financial reformers are urging the creation of an umbrella organization, to be called Vatican Asset Management, which would assume management of the financial assets held by the Vatican City State and its various entities and, eventually, all its real-estate assets as well.

Not many months after that, "she" asked to be called "Kasey" which would eventually become Ashur.

The task force suggested that the new command be called Air Force Strategic Command, which would replace the current Air Force Space Command, and make it accountable for the nuclear mission.

Meanwhile, businessman Leo Chu, owner of a women's apparel company in Los Angeles called California Ivy, has applied for an operating license for a proposed 55,000-square-foot card club to be called Champs, which would be located on Reservoir Street south of the Pomona (60) Freeway.