Sentence examples for which called upon from inspiring English sources

The ongoing consultation on nuclear security between Washington and Islamabad intensified after the announcement in March of President Obama's so-called Af-Pak policy, which called upon the Pakistan Army to take more aggressive action against Taliban enclaves inside Pakistan.

More than 253,000 people signed a petition set up by Wales which called upon the home secretary to block O'Dwyer's extradition to the US.

Mild experimental conditions were applied to the synthesis of furan-aliphatic photoreactive copolymers by bulk transesterification, which called upon potassium carbonate as the catalyst, reaction times of about 30 h and temperatures ranging from 95 to 120 °C.

He first publicly submitted such a design in 1943, to Architectural Forum magazine's competition "Architecture 194X", which called upon modern architects to imagine the city of the post-war future.

"He did amazing things with very little equipment," said Marcia Smith, a space policy analyst with the Congressional Research Service, which called upon Mr. Perry as a consultant for its reports on the Soviet space program.

"This was a retreat from the Arab League project of last January, which called upon the president to step down and hand over power to his vice president," Michael Young writes in Thusday's edition of Lebanon's Daily Star.

In K 12 education, the recently released Framework for K– 12 STEM Education (National Research Council, 2012) and the draft of the Next Generation Science Standards (www.nextgenscience.org) explicitly link scientific content knowledge with science and engineering practices, which call upon students to demonstrate the ability to use the content knowledge in a variety of ways.

These are songs which call upon things that have happened to you".

These new interaction paradigms have given rise to additional subtask elements which call upon varying degrees of cognitive, auditory, vocal, visual, and manual resources.

Three years ago, 86 top U.S. evangelical Christian leaders launched the Evangelical Climate Initiative, which calls upon all Christians to push for legislation to reduce carbon dioxide emissions.

In performance, her dancers use a "score," a kind of game plan, which calls upon this methodology, leaving their specific movements open to choice.