Sentence examples for called upon to address from inspiring English sources

Neuroscience is increasingly being called upon to address issues within the humanities.

In the coming months, the Senate will be called upon to address many important questions -- about energy, the environment, health care, Social Security.

"This case presents one of the most lamentable set of circumstances that this Court has ever been called upon to address," Hanen wrote.

A decade ago, ahead of the U.N. climate-change conference in Copenhagen, he was called upon to address the Royal Society's Coral Reef Crisis Working Group, in London.

And even if the fund were called upon to address Europe's broader debt crisis, doubts remain as to whether it has sufficient funds to do the job properly.

Multiple recent developments suggest that governing boards will continue to be called upon to address the personal liability concerns of corporate gatekeepers and other executives.

Lyman Wight addressed the Saints in the forenoon, and in the afternoon I was called upon to speak to them, and was blessed in so doing.

This is the season of college commencements, the season when older people are called upon to give addresses to the graduates containing some directions to "life" and when the graduates, though they are not called upon, give us back something much more important - optimism.

He had rarely been called upon to make public addresses.

But we are also called upon to rein in deficits by addressing these and other challenges in a manner that is fiscally responsible.

Global Guidance on HIV and Young People (UNFPA, UNICEF 2008) This set of 7 field-tested briefs addresses how various sectors can be called upon to "Know Your Epidemic" and tailor responses that prioritize adolescents most likely to become infected.