Sentence examples for for having summoned from inspiring English sources

An article yesterday about the apology by Representative Bill Thomas of California for having summoned the Capitol police to break up a meeting of Democrats misstated his age.

Correction: July 25 , 2003 Friday An article yesterday about the apology by Representative Bill Thomas of California for having summoned the Capitol police to break up a meeting of Democrats misstated his age.

And they had good cause to wonder, for Albert and George had summoned lawyers from all across the nation to come to the land of oranges and bathing costumes, to wage their war of pettifoggery in the courts.

Since then, investigators with the party's Central Commission for Discipline Inspection have summoned a number of officials and individuals tied to Mr. Bo, 62, for interrogation in Beijing.

For example, he has summoned all managers in the collections department to a three-day meeting in Chicago next month to insist that they act when taxpayers do not pay.

Khánh bristled and said "You should keep to your place as Ambassador ... as Ambassador, it is really not appropriate for you to be dealing in this way with the commander-in-chief of the armed forces on a political matter, nor was it appropriate for you to have summoned some of my generals to the Embassy yesterday".

Rumors about General Younes and intertribal tensions started picking up here in the rebels' de facto capital early Thursday evening with reports that a group of four judges working for the rebel council had summoned General Younes for questioning.

For several months, the prosecutor-general has summoned journalists for questioning on charges of criminal defamation.

Stevick spoiled for a fight, feeling now all the insurgent defiance he ought to have summoned for the diggers of the hole.

Still, he said that Argentina's ambassador, whom he had summoned for a meeting, had not made clear whether such a nationalization plan would go ahead, amid conflicting reports from Buenos Aires.

A pugnacious approach might win quick applause from Republicans, but it would endanger the harmony Mr. Bush has summoned for his handling of the war.