Sentences with phrase «to call upon»

Give your muscles the best opportunity to fire when called upon by positioning your pelvis in a neutral position.

The code of a smart contract is only executed when called upon by a transaction or message that is sent to the smart contract.

In fact, they are often called upon for second opinions even amongst colleagues from other practices.

The new V - 6 makes very little noise, offers instant response at low speeds and delivers crisp passing power when called upon for quick acceleration.

Members can also call upon expertise in related disciplines including competition, employment, banking, taxation and intellectual property.

How are we to respond when called upon in the midst of someone's decision - making about such significant and difficult issues?

By rule, legislators don't speak at public hearing even if called upon by speakers.

It is in that capacity that I am frequently called upon as a motivational speaker.

He wasn't called upon too often, but when he was, he rose to the task sufficiently.

Your reports are ready quickly and you have the expertise of your dedicated specialist to call upon as needed.

He is also regularly called upon to assist, at a broader level, in delivering industry - wide solutions to consumer concerns.

Every new project is a unique challenge which calls upon all of my experience, teaching something new at every turn.

This is why I'm doing my due diligence now and call upon others with experience to pitch in.

Think of your family for a moment, the people who care for you and the people who call upon you for support.

Chambers did a good job whenever called upon too.

In addition, it has also allowed me to obtain my current role and I can now call upon all my contacts to seek advice on solutions for my customers.

This icon can be double tapped to make the navigation bar disappear unless called upon with a swipe up from the bottom of the screen.

He should give his all when called upon at the Euros.

He told a reporter yesterday that the government had called upon people like him who had once ruled this country to come together toward charting a course for lasting peace.

In some places, members were only called upon during rallies.

He's a squad player and lately he's shown he could be called upon from the bench.

He also called upon government to do more to stimulate the new build housing market.

Such games can be done for fun and then called upon when your child has overwhelming feelings.

It is therefore all the more surprising that in calling upon local churches to respond to hunger issues so little recourse has been made to biblical materials.

When necessary, we can call upon experts in medicine, engineering, workplace safety and other disciplines who can support the legal effort.

We are often called upon on short notice to provide quick turnaround solutions to meet the unexpected urgent legal problems faced by our clients.

Your work as a student will call upon many of the skills that are second nature to you as a professional.

Each hospital felt called upon to try to out - raise the others.

That I can even call upon him still is a great mercy to me.

In light of these challenges, it is reasonable to expect that judges will increasingly call upon court - appointed experts for assistance.

The hydraulic wheel brakes are only called upon for harder brake applications.

This is no doubt a delicate theme to present, and one that would call upon all the skills of the authors.

He is still called upon to comment on constitutional matters.

The Convention calls upon Parties for regular reporting on efforts taken by countries to address climate change.

Using the medium as a «means to evoke emotion rather than document a reality», the artist calls upon collective memory.

The trick is to be good at what you do so that you get called upon frequently.

You, on the other hand, are working from home and just calling upon freelancers as and when you need them.

Teachers from the elementary school are now creating their own curriculum and the teaching artist is called upon occasionally in a support role.

Since then, the mayor has repeatedly called upon the state to «step up» and make a similar commitment.

I learned that carefully planned, inquiry based teaching strategies that call upon students to make sense of concepts and data can be every bit as effective as more traditional approaches.

Simply call upon your trusty horse who is just one whistle away and set off on the adventure of a lifetime.

But over the years her subjects have started to look more like close friends, people she can always call upon during days on the road.

Admittedly 64 year - olds won't be called upon first, but why not deny citizenship to them?

The report called upon policymakers and funding and research organizations to recognize the issue and do something about it, starting at the doctorate level.

If you need assistance with bringing your pet in, please call upon your arrival, and we'll have a staff member come out to meet you to assist.

We have a great second stream squad but they seem bogus when called upon because they only lack match fitness, not quality.

These are the scenarios when in - house lawyers will call upon outside counsel.

But once the engine started it ran smoothly and fairly quietly until called upon for fast acceleration.

It addresses the many aspects of our life — personal, public, work life — and how we're now really called upon to make conscious choices.