Sentence examples for called certain from inspiring English sources

2005 In response, the S.E.C. adopted the Merrill rule, formally called "Certain Broker Dealers Deemed Not to Be Investment Advisers".

Despite criticism that market regulation will be toothless unless it is enacted globally, the German finance minister, Wolfgang Schäuble, on Tuesday proposed extending a ban on what the draft legislation called "certain transactions that amplify the crisis".

The directors said that they were fully cooperating with the company's auditor, Ernst & Young, which is conducting a new audit, as well as with regulators to get to the bottom of what they called "certain material weaknesses".

It turns out that the state-financed Biennale is subject to what he called "certain foreign-policy regulations" -- notably, that pavilions can represent only those countries officially recognized by Rome.

In "Michael Clayton," too, Clooney was carrying what in his world is extra weight — he put on ten pounds or so, because "I didn't want him to be in really rocking shape"; more important, the character deprived him of what he called "certain veneers you use to keep the room going".

Members of a democratic society needed to cultivate what the journalism scholar James W. Carey, in describing the debate, called "certain vital habits" of democracy — the ability to discuss, deliberate on, and debate various perspectives in a manner that would move it toward consensus.

He calls certain people enemies.

They even have the courage to call certain books "inappropriate".

Emery has taken to calling certain of the brighter birds the "feathered apes in your garden".

They don't call certain things, and other things go by.

Starting Thursday, the Justice Department sent three letters calling certain aspects of the trial testimony of two F.B.I. experts "erroneous".