Sentence examples for but can call on from inspiring English sources
He describes this as an "Uberisation" of batteries that the company does not own but can call on, with permission.
It looks like an oversized vacuum cleaner, but can call on enormous amounts of information.
The country has a small professional peacetime army but can call on a large reserve of conscripts in the event of a mobilization.
News Corp does not retain PR consultants but can call on a formidable network of advisers close to "the family", not least Matthew Freud, who is married to Rupert Murdoch's daughter Elisabeth and has the most powerful network in London.
He has hinted that a model might be found in the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA), an industry-funded body that mostly uses peer pressure to police advertising, but can call on legal "backstops"—official regulators with the power to punish stubborn offenders.
"For us to win, we need 100% precision and 100% efficiency - we can't afford to be at 70 or 80%," added Brunel, who is without lock Quintin Geldenhuys for the entire tournament but can call on star number eight Sergio Parisse.
In addition, he can call on a newly named National Guard, comprising 40,000 ill-trained local men.
"It clearly gives her a base of people she can call on," Mr. Rogg said.
It helps to have a deep executive bench you can call on at a moment's notice.
