Sentence examples for later called upon from inspiring English sources

So offended are they by the Hitler remark that Mr. David is later called upon to offer an apology.

It isn't always the positive side of this type of relationship that is relevant, though: by resisting the dominating influence of a guru, some players also developed the inner resources, commonly bred during lonely struggles, that they later called upon when alone on the court.

Gilliam was later called upon to serve in the Korean War in 1950, and was thereafter posted to the US sector of Germany, serving in the 147th Quartermaster Truck Company before returning to Baltimore to start a distinguished career of public service, initially as a psychiatric case supervisor the Maryland State Department of Health.

Hold Your Own is built around the story of Tiresias: transformed by Hera into a woman for seven years as punishment after he happens upon a pair of copulating snakes and strikes them apart with a stick, and later called upon by Zeus to settle an argument between the pair over who enjoys sex more, men or women.

McCain later called upon the Chilean government to respect the upcoming Chilean national plebiscite of 1988.

Later, Abbott's outside counsel, Jeffrey I. Weinberger, would be called upon to explain the omission to Federal District Judge Patricia Seitz in Miami.

The bill for all this was footed by Enron Capital and Trade, the natural gas and electricity trading business (later called Enron North America) upon which the company built its reputation in the years before its collapse.

Based upon post-processed data collected during this teaching event, elaborate trajectories which may involve multiple direction changes, pivoting and so on, depending upon the requirements of the typically restricted spaces within which the chair must operate will later be called upon by the disabled rider.

In his inaugural sermon he evoked the courage to face up to the work of reconciliation, and at his first Easter sermon as archbishop a week later he called upon the faithful to acknowledge the "fallibility" of all human beings, including religious and political leaders.

I wanted to let him know that when I had later been called upon to write the lead judgment in the same-sex marriages case, the most difficult problem had been how to acknowledge the coexistence of the sacred and the secular in a single constitutional realm, showing equal concern and principled respect for the gay pride marchers and the Christian lawyers.

The United States Senate Subcommittee on Juvenile Delinquency, established in 1953, had public hearings a few months later, and called upon Kamloops.