Sentence examples for be called with due from inspiring English sources

It generated intellectual power by bracketing off most of what might be called (with due acknowledgment of the constructed nature of the concept) the real-life aspects of literature — that literature is written by people, that it affects people, that it is a report on experience.

In recent weeks, yakuza had been donating aid, and Goto had pitched in by sponsoring the day's charity event, which was called With All Due Respect.

HLA alleles were called with 4-digit resolution using the GATK HLACaller, but due to the high error rates of nanopore reads, HLA alleles did not match with alleles called using HapMap data (Table S3).

"Unfortunately, I think I can say that our civil-asset-forfeiture laws are being used in terribly unjust ways," Henry Hyde, the Republican chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, declared in 1997, "and are depriving innocent citizens of their property with nothing that can be called due process".

Although many details remain unclear, Sony have announced that the album will be called Michael, with a trailer providing more information due to appear on michaeljackson.com today.

However the deal was called off due to a problem with his physical.

With its retractable roof, the sporty Chevy SSR, due out early next year, could be called a combination roadster-pickup.

The Port of Dover said the weather also brought gale force winds on the Channel while Sunderland's clash with Reading in Wearside was called off due to a waterlogged pitch.

Meanwhile, due to a naming conflict with a music festival, it will be called TomorrowWorld in some European countries.

A gene with high posterior score can be called as candidate genes, even though it has a low prior score and fails to be called in standard GWAS due to stringent p value cut-off, chip coverage or sampling bias.

It's called doing "due diligence," and it's a responsibility that comes with living in a democracy.