Sentence examples for were called to task from inspiring English sources

For example, county-based mental health departments in the United States were called to task for administering psychotherapeutic interventions for troubled children without empirical evidence for their effectiveness, even though these programs had been used for several years with demonstrated case-by-case clinical success.

On Saturday, Italian newspapers reported that the prime minister had been outraged that sketches satirizing the government had appeared on a program on the state channel RAI 3. Afterward, managers at the publicly financed broadcaster were called to task, the press said.

Meanwhile, three chief executives from firms battered by the subprime mortgage meltdown were called to task for their hefty pay packages by Congress on Friday.

"He has definitely been called to task and cut down to size," she said.

Bear in mind that Mr. Anderson has lately been called to task for making uncredited use of free Wikipedia material.

"We think various parties have acted unlawfully and illegally and they need to be called to task.

Last year, it was called to task by the State Board of Public Utilities for its response to power failures caused by severe thunderstorms in August.

Whether it is wackos like Michael Jackson or corporate plunderers like the Enron Gang, certain megastars can go a long way without being called to task.

"A campaign that would allow and condone such offensive and racist behavior must be called to task for their actions," Principal Chief Bill John Baker said in a statement.

He assiduously avoided any statements, any pronouncements he might later be called to task for, he might later have to recant.

The fact that only 1 candidate is being called to task is On Wednesday, Killer Mike joined the debate on Twitter, arguing that it was firstly "shameful" that Black Americans had to make the case for reparations.