Sentence examples for should be summoned to from inspiring English sources

Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt should be summoned to the Commons to explain his decision to delay a ruling on the proposed takeover, he said.

"Given the current speculation, the Israeli government has some explaining to do and the ambassador should be summoned to the Foreign Office to do so in double-quick time".

Sir Menzies Campbell, the former Liberal Democrat leader who is also a member of the Commons foreign affairs committee, said Israel's ambassador in the UK should be summoned to the Foreign Office immediately.

Ms. Haspel should be summoned to testify on what the intelligence agencies know about the murder, and the legislators from both parties who have pledged that there would be, in the words of Sen. Lindsey O. Graham (R-S.C ., "hell to pay" if the Saudi goveR-S.C .were found responsible shelld stort payparifg thegible conSaudinces.

They suggested that they should be summoned to save the Lakers' season, and that Malone, who is too hobbled to contribute much, and Payton, who does not like the triangle and is relatively inexperienced in playing it, should have their minutes reduced.

After the English Civil War, it was accepted that parliament should be summoned to meet regularly, but it was still commonplace for monarchs to refuse Royal Assent to bills.

Former emergency managers Michael Brown, Kurtz and Jerry Ambrose should also be summoned to provide their insights.

The operators will then be summoned to the operating theatre.

Nevertheless, the Guardian understands that had Miliband asked the Speaker for a ruling on whether MPs should be summoned, Bercow was "minded" to follow precedent and refuse Cameron's request.

He suggested that the court adopt "a modest rule" similar to the guidelines used by the United States Department of Justice, which say that journalists should be summoned only if their information is essential to prove guilt or innocence and cannot be obtained elsewhere.

(There is also regular food — oily croques-madames, hulking crêpes, omelettes as big as handbags — that should be summoned from the kitchen only if you have meal guilt to assuage or kids to nourish).