Sentence examples for called on to testify from inspiring English sources

Will Cohen be called on to testify against Martoma?

In case I was ever called on to testify in court.

(Chuck Prince, who ran Citigroup during the heart of the bubble, would be a far more useful witness for the commission, and I assume he'll be called on to testify at some point).

Mr. Weil brought up points made by a sleep expert who had been called on to testify who estimated that Mr. Williams slept an insufficient amount in the 72 hours before the crash.

Mr. Grauel was later called on to testify on the voyage at United Nations hearings when the organization was considering whether to divide Palestine into Jewish and Arab states.

Fincher had demurred, saying he might be called on to testify.

Already Nobuteru Ishihara, the LDP's secretary-general, has called for Mr Ozawa's resignation from the parliament; others have called on him to testify before the Diet.

Meanwhile, the UCI has called on Armstrong to testify to its commission on doping if, as expected, he admits to having doped during his career.

Several Democrats on the Senate panel called on Kushner to testify publicly.

The International Cycling Union, the sport's governing body, has called on Armstrong to testify to a commission on doping, in part to repair its own image.

As the broadsides have continued, Congress has called on Clemens to testify before the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform on Feb. 13.