Sentence examples for called upon to rule from inspiring English sources

The Premiership may yet be called upon to rule.

Were they called upon to rule the earthly city with both church and state, inspired by the Holy Spirit?

For most Americans, such a debate is uncommon: the Supreme Court is not often called upon to rule on the constitutionality of a big social-policy programme which (among other things) would expand health benefits to the poor.In many emerging markets, such debates are much more familiar affairs.

Over 60 judges recused themselves from participating in the appeals court called upon to rule on the amnesty question, suggesting the controversial nature of endeavor.

John McIntyre of the Baltimore Sun asksI wonder how a judge would have ruled had he been called upon to decide the qualifications of the elder Richard Daley to be mayor of Chicago on the basis of his mastery of English.

Presumably because of the many rules and regulations they are called upon to enforce, Social Security representatives there, though sympathetic, ultimately are compelled to treat their clients as prospective criminals and "welfare cheats".

I never expected to be called upon to play.

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

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.