Sentence examples for called on for comment from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ackman's chief legal adviser is scheduled to proffer the first public reply from activist investors during a panel discussion at Tulane University's corporate law conference in New Orleans, whose attendees will be called on for comment by the S.E.C.

Or so thought Michael V. Hayden, the former head of the National Security Agency, as he chatted away with three journalists who called him for comment on the recent reports of N.S.A. eavesdropping on the leaders of France and Germany.

Earlier that afternoon, Fahrenthold called NBC for comment on the "Access Hollywood" tape.

When I called Jackson for comment on the nonprofits in February, he declined to give any, other than to say that he was in the process of shutting down the Project on Transnational Democracies.

A commission spokesman did not return repeated phone calls on Tuesday for comment.

Yum Brands, which operates and licenses KFC, as well as Pizza Hut and Taco Bell restaurants, did not respond to phone calls on Thursday for comment.

"Can I ask you a question?" said Howard Wolfson, Mrs. Clinton's spokesman, when called for comment on the Conservative ad.

Last week, the Securities and Exchange Commission called for comment on a proposal that would require mutual fund companies to disclose their funds' after-tax returns.

Tony Rizzo, host of "The Really Big Show" on WKNR 850AM, an ESPN station, opened Friday morning by warning the national news media not to call him for comment on the mood of the region.

Most politicians called for comment by reporters on Monday spoke cautiously, if at all.

Jones, Jeter's lawyer, did not return a call on Tuesday for comment.