Sentence examples for likely to be summoned from inspiring English sources
Yet it is Mr. Klein who is likely to be summoned to testify at legislative hearings.
Senior executives at Network Rail are likely to be summoned to Westminster to explain the engineering overruns that caused chaos for Christmas travellers over the weekend.
It has wide-ranging powers to call witnesses from all levels of the security services, although senior officials such as the deputy Director-General, who has responsibility for operations against domestic terrorism, are more likely to be summoned.
Defense officials said Monday that Prince Harry was likely to be summoned for a dressing-down by the colonel commanding the Household Cavalry, where the prince was expected to be reproved but not more seriously punished.
James Murdoch is likely to be summoned to appear before MPs for a second time after a former director of legal affairs at News International joined other former executives in challenging his evidence to the Commons culture select committee.
If Tuilagi, who starts at inside-centre, comes through unscathed against Harlequins and then London Irish nine days later, he is likely to be summoned into England's training camp to prepare for the visit of Wales to Twickenham.
Marcela called for his psychiatrist to be summoned.
Help will have to be summoned.
If not, wait for Alishar, the boss, to be summoned.
Schoeneweis will most likely be summoned to the league's office in New York in the next month to answer questions about the shipments.
