Sentence examples for called upon to present from inspiring English sources

But it required that he should be called upon to present his case before the court could proceed to judgment.

That's why he's routinely called upon to present things such as Great Moments in Moustache History: "Some say it's a symptom of manliness.

On Sunday night, the 2011 N.B.A. finals served up one last irresistible subplot when Stern was called upon to present Cuban with the Larry O'Brien championship trophy.

By the time of Henry VIII, groups such as the Children of the Chapel and the Children of Paul's were often called upon to present plays and to take part in ceremonies and pageants at court.

A disappointed Etchells said only, "The various sponsors never were called upon to present their plans or arguments". But sailors around the world praised his yacht, and he started production of the class that he called the Etchells 22 because the boat's waterline length is 22 feet.

They get called upon to present their ideas internally within your organization and externally at industry events.

Even when presented with the occurrence of another person's alarm or rage, it seems like we are called upon to strengthen our own personal presence.

So we have the case of a committee apparently selected by lot, the propriety of whose action was approved by the tribunal having charge of the controversy, the report of that committee in favor of the contestants, and the judgment of the assembly, not merely at the secret session, but later, when all were present, or were called upon to be present, approving such report.

The Employment Act was less specific as to policy than the British government's White Paper, but it established a council of economic advisers to assist the president and called upon him to present to every regular session of Congress a report on the state of the economy.

The siblings, who have scored their most commercially successful movie with the Oscar-nominated No Coutry for Old Men, will adapt and direct Chabon's book, which centres upon a private detective who is called upon to investigate the present-day killing of a heroin-addicted chess prodigy in the frozen US state.

I believe we are called upon to decide the question presented by this case, which is whether California may punish respondent, over his claim of the privilege against self-incrimination, for failing to comply with the statutory requirement that he report his name and address, and the fact that he was the driver of an automobile involved in this particular accident.