Sentence examples for may call upon from inspiring English sources
Friends and family may call upon Geo.
Asked to design a Web site, Creek & River may call upon a set of engineers in Shanghai, where costs are lower, to build the technical architecture.
After the swimsuited savior lays the boy on the sand … "serenely she returns to the stand, ready for any duty Father Neptune may call upon his daughters to perform".
Whereas others may call upon medical training, paternal wisdom or been-there-done-that motherhood, Bronson and Merryman, having "parsed through the science and reviewed the evidence," appeal to scientific reason — just as, Hulbert writes, experts more than a century ago first urged the scientific and systematic study of children.
If the council finds that there is a real threat to the peace, a breach of the peace, or an act of aggression (as defined by Article 39 of the UN Charter), it may call upon UN members to apply diplomatic or economic sanctions.
It states that "the Security Council may decide what measures not involving the use of armed force are to be employed to give effect to its decisions, and it may call upon the members of the United Nations to apply such measures".
As an Orthodox Jew who does not customarily work on the Jewish Sabbath, Mr. Lieberman may be called upon to explain how he will handle a job that demands full attention 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
If the Reds are to add to their 2006-07 premiership, as they well deserve, they may call greatly upon their keeper's leadership against the league's most formidable attack.
Bailey quotes a young man's letter that was published in Ladies Home Journall in 1909: "May I call upon a young woman whom I greatly admire, although she had not given me permission?" Not if he wanted to have a chance with her, came the reply.
Like Mom said: "Never take the Lord's name in vain!" According to scripture humans may not call upon God to place a curse on any individual.
The things we may be called upon to do may not be easy; they may not be what we want to do; they may not even do much.
