Sentence examples for called to its from inspiring English sources

Although the court of appeals, in its opinion, did not make any special reference to the subject, it is insisted that the question was called to its attention, and that, in affirming the judgment, it in effect sustained the action of the trial court in excluding the testimony, and thereby deprived the plaintiff of rights secured under the Constitution of the United States.

After being called to its pulpit in 1948, Taylor built Concord's membership to more than eight thousand.

Thus, although at the request of the defendant below, the plaintiff in error here, the state court certified to the existence of the Federal questions which had been called to its attention and which had been called to its erence was made in the certificate to the claim of Federal right we are now considering.

It received considerable impetus as a crop in the 1920s, when attention was first called to its high content of iron and vitamins A and C. Spinach is served as a salad green and as a cooked vegetable.

But in all cases touching life or liberty I deem it the duty of this court, when once it has jurisdiction of a case, to enforce these restraints for the protection of the citizen where they have been disregarded in the court below, though called to its attention.

Whatever action the circuit court might have been compelled to take if the matter had been called to its attention in the first instance, the defect is not one which goes to the substance of the accusation, and will not now avail.

Research in Motion has announced that it is adding free calling to its BlackBerry Messenger service, which already allows free texting between BlackBerrys worldwide.

The Patients Association also reports it has been getting more calls to its helpline about the issue.

Chief Service Officer Bob Johnson Bob Johnson of Sprint forecasts that calls to its call centers could decline by 20.0% in 2009 and it could shutter up to 20 centers next year, according to TradeTheNews.com.

That would force América Móvil to pay more to route calls to its competitors than vice versa.

Ms. Wilner said she could not confirm blog reports that calls to its new service center quadrupled over the weekend.