Sentences with phrase «called upon for»

I don't think that I'm very creative, but I'm the one that is called upon for heading up our banquets.

Each inspector on the team is called upon for his or her specific area of expertise.

During a Real Estate transaction it is quite common that one of these trades people will be called upon for their expertise or to perform work in a home or condominium that I am marketing.

Within the real estate industry, Wendy has taken a lead role in talent attraction and is often called upon for speaking opportunities and bylines.

Appraisers did not want to be seen as deal breakers because if so they would not be called upon for further appraisals by the lenders any more; their income stream would dry up, and that would be a no - no, so they went along for the ride and OK'd values that lenders wanted to be reflected within the appraisal documents.

During his lengthy career, he has mentored many colleagues and is often called upon for advice.

Fifty years ago, in our relatively more close - knit society, a nearby parent or grandparent could be called upon for this role.

Dr. Wyatt is frequently called upon for grief counseling after traumatic events (such as a work - related death, robbery or assault at work or school, reductions in force / lay - offs and other trauma situations that are unique to a particular industry or profession.

Over the years, Dr. Sommer has been repeatedly called upon for commentary by the media on issues relating to divorce, custody and domestic violence.

However, a conflict may arise when parents are called upon for school events or sporting events.

They will also be called upon for occasional conflict resolution.

This is a short and concise thank you email which expresses your gratitude for being called upon for a second interview.

CPG is recognized as the career expert and is often called upon for interviews by ABC and NBC affiliates, CNN, and other reputable print and television entities.

This image includes a case, part of the supply - line source that's often called upon for leaks of this nature.

His forensic skills are frequently called upon for cases outside these areas such as child sex abuse, action relating to the police and medical crime.

One element of the investigation may be an accident reconstruction, or other experts may be called upon for their consultation.

Mr. Hart is known and respected throughout Hawaii as a dedicated criminal defense lawyer and as someone who can be called upon for sound advice on legal matters relating to his practice areas.

Since the individual is covered by such insurance, he is amongst those who may be called upon for such payments.

Along with this, he is periodically called upon for special mandates of national significance, such as the recent ABCP crises.

She was not called upon for that at any point in the evening.

Landsea is a top meteorologist at NOAA, often called upon for expert testimony to Congress or to speak at news conferences.

When Link is in human form, Midna hides in Link's shadow but can be called upon for assistance.

Despite this lot of aliens being a threat to everybody, none of the other empires could be called upon for help, annoying.

Each and every dog called upon for a specific job is a hard working dog that won't always fit the mold or the breed stereotype for the job at hand but rest assured if that individual dog is chosen for that particular job then he or she is well prepared for it.

He is often called upon for our large and sensitive pets and is very empathetic with all animals.

Mutual Funds Canada Limited has been called upon for its expertise in finance and investments with a specialty in underlying asset review of both stocks and bonds, mutual funds and etf's.

Private individuals are usually the source of these loans, but sometimes a number of individuals will be called upon for funds.

- Porsche says it has concluded its 2013 test program with its new LMP1 race car, and former Red Bull Racing Formula One driver Mark Webber was the man called upon for driving duty to close out the...

It's only when the engine is called upon for strenuous exercise, such as fast acceleration from slow speeds, that its lack of verve becomes noticeable.

They made a total of 11 trips, subjecting the prototypes to heat, mountain driving, and deep sand with the intelligent multi-disc clutches being called upon for almost continuous delivery of torque.

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

The Pathfinder generally is quiet except when called upon for strenuous activities.

From a standstill and at lower revs, we found that the V - 8 displayed an inkling of throttle delay when called upon for brisk acceleration — perhaps a byproduct of Jaguar's drive - by - wire engine management system.

Porsche says it has concluded its 2013 test program with its new LMP1 race car, and former Red Bull Racing Formula One driver Mark Webber was the man called upon for driving duty to close out the year.

The only time the engine made unwelcome noises was when it was called upon for high revs.

When called upon for full acceleration, Saturn's 124 - horsepower engine still packs a loud growl.

The four - wheel power - assisted disc brakes also felt a bit heavy, but when called upon for emergency stops, they react quickly and stop the car easily.

In the event that a technicians is called upon for further repairs beyond the complimentary services, and the repair is not covered under any Mercedes - Benz warranty, service and parts charges may be assessed.

Worse still, the internal combustion engine in the hybrid was coarse and unrefined when called upon for passing power, bleating out a laborious, monotone thrum held at a constant RPM thanks to the continuously variable transmission (CVT).

Rick Legon, president of the Association of Governing Boards, a national higher education group, said university board members are called upon for more than oversight at a time when college affordability is a concern and public skepticism is increasing.

«Many partners involved had to be humble enough to understand when they were only being called upon for specific tactics, rather than owning the issue.»

It is highly unlikely everything an employee needs to know can be absorbed at a single training program and be called upon for use at the right time.

That could be because a fear of large crowds is triggering for that student, or being called upon for an answer in front of their peers could cause them to panic.

At 18, they are released into the world, but will soon be called upon for «donations».

None of the main players — Cruise, Bill Nighy, Tom Wilkinson, Kenneth Branagh — falter, and during pivotal scenes of triumph, or even more powerful, desolate resignation, these men exhibit the exact emotions called upon for their rank and status.

When he's called upon for a follow - up study, chaos breaks out among his family and he struggles to keep the peace.

Benedict Cumberbatch's Sherlock, the «consulting detective» called upon for challenging police cases, is a tetchy, borderline Asperger syndrome genius more interested in a challenge than dispensing justice while Martin Freeman's Watson, an army surgeon home from Afghanistan, is a warm, loyal and often critical assistant to his eccentric roommate as he slips into his role as assistant.

He is considered one of the top in his field and is consistently called upon for insight, collaboration, and speaking engagements.

Alternatives such as limousines, taxicabs, busses, etc. can be called upon for those seniors who choose to take online dating to the next level.

While in previous positions as fashion editor of The Japan Times and as publicist for PR firm WAG, Webb also often found himself called upon for informal advice and ad - hoc matchmaking for industry peers abroad.