Sentence examples for called upon to commit from inspiring English sources

The life of the fund is generally around 10 years, during which time the investors will be called upon to commit an agreed amount of money, which can then be invested by the venture capital team in appropriate investments.

According to authorities, the suspect, who was not named, told officers that he pledged his allegiance to the Islamic State and that is the reason he was called upon to commit the violent act.

There is a material difference between making an "offensive" film about a long-dead religious figure and calling upon crowds to commit acts of violence.

As members of a profession who have taken advantage of its contract with society to reap social rewards, it is then onerous on physicians to commit to the obligations of the profession when called upon to do so [ 5].

That means Poles must be ready, if called upon, to help defend Turkey or Spain, just as America and Britain are committed to defending Germany or Greece.

I never expected to be called upon to play.

In April, Mr. Russell was called upon to aid his birthplace.

The Premiership may yet be called upon to rule.

When called upon to save penalties, he did that too.

And who would be called upon to serve?

The National Guard was called upon to assist in Delaware and Pennsylvania.