Sentence examples for called upon to use from inspiring English sources

I do feel called upon to use American power to help create a freer world.

"Every officer I know dreads the day that they may be called upon to use deadly physical force on any member of any community," Mr. Belfiore said.

He says his entry into the anti-defamation arena started when he taught at an elementary school in Newark in the 1960's and was called upon to use a new curriculum in black history.

He said that, in a way, that pimp, Fast Black, was his favorite role, because it allowed him to access a part of himself on-screen that he has never been called upon to use again.

Dr Schmidt is regularly called upon to use his expertise to advise on the ferocity or otherwise of wasps, bees and ants around the world.

Recent rise in fraudulent disability claims in the United States has resulted in psychologists being increasingly called upon to use psychological tests to determine whether disability claims based on psychological or somatic/pain complaints are legitimate.

They are often easier to use than full-fledged graphics editing programs, particularly when technical writers are only called upon to make and use screenshots.

In fact, when Malala visited our students in East Harlem last month, she called upon them to use their individual and collective voices to support the education of all girls.

They are called upon to find ways of using the data their departments produce and, ultimately, to make the open data utopia a reality.

Consequently, "physicians without specialized genetics training will be increasingly called upon to order genomic testing and use the results in the care of their patients".

But the Assembly speaker, Sheldon Silver, and other Democrats have been saying that all the good will cultivated by the governor is doing no good for New York State, and they have been calling upon him to use his clout to get more federal aid and other support.