Sentence examples for called upon to confront from inspiring English sources

I am an elder-care specialist who is routinely called upon to confront identified capacity issues in older adults.

Sitting in chairs on the pavement blocking the gate to the station, the officers complained that since the revolution they have been called upon to confront protesters but at the same time demonized whenever they hurt or killed one.

It was challenging enough to live through the George W Bush years, in which a man with little experience and questionable leadership skills was called upon to confront great national and international trials.

"But we must also understand that when people say they fear the police, as bad as that is, they are also expressing an underlying fear, that when they are confronted with the criminal element in our society they will have no one to call upon to protect them.

In the film, Ren is called upon to physically confront the bully Chuck, whose favorite hobbies seem to be being homophobic and assaulting women.

The pro-Mubarak messages characterized protesters as disloyal and called upon recipients to "confront" them.

The class of 2009 — God and Geithner help them — is graduating into an unusually brutal economy, which means that the commencement speakers called upon to wish these students well confront an unusually difficult challenge.

They may be called upon to determine the absolute or relative age of a document and are confronted with altered, erased, charred, or obliterated writings that must be restored and read if possible.

What we are called upon to do today, we can connect to what they did years ago, after their political leadership failed to confront Nazism in time.

Now, as we confront the toughest economy in a generation we are all being called upon to accept more uncertainty and, its unwelcome fellow traveler, fear.

Auditors could be called upon to specify where they thought fraud was most likely in a given company or industry, and what they did to confront the risk.