be called

This documentation must be present during the interview, and may be called upon to help establish the authenticity of a team's entry.

Though it is public, this property is used for default rendering of this control and is not intended to be called from developer code.

but his mother spoke up and said, "No! He is to be called John. "

Liberal attacks on Justice Thomas echo segregation-era hate speech that would be called racist if leveled at any other black.

He opened the curtain of the bed; and his eyes, if eyes they may be called, looked at me.

If all goes well for her, "Mac" , as he likes to be called, could be at the centre of American politics for another decade.

Has the like this magnificent achievement, how can be called me is not a Chinese but is proud for the body?

Should not be called me to be shy for you, you catch up with stealthily these matters hide the truth from me.

These operations can be called discrete 3 operation. Quantity of these operations and of equations constructed by them will be very huge.

Tireless running, the point in time, the long - range force, ginger can be called on the first pitch in a all-around Wang.

By official decree, only such a cognac HAS the right to be called a fine champagne cognac.

Now she'll learn to stand in line . . . and wait by the alphabet for her name to be called.

It would be an ambassador-type position to be confirmed by the Senate, meaning the official could be called before Congress to testify.

Jing-Chu network news (AFP) with China as the only two players to be called "masters" who can be against Marco Fu shows.

For we are in danger to be called in question for this day's uproar, there being no cause whereby we may give an account of this concourse.

In fact, there is so slight a trace of any drug in the homeopath's prescription that it might be called none at all.

The only exception was if he committed a crime. During sentencing, he would be called by his "given name" .

At the end of the nineteenth century, we see the appearance of what might be called a State racism, of a biological and centralized racism.

Yeah, that was a really easy decision, could be called no brainer. Of course I would go out with her.

My mother solved the problem by giving it as her wish that I should be called after her mother, whose maiden name was Helen Everett.

Jin Lanshu more be called " nightly queen " , all black path elements see she did not bow salute weigh her " eldest brother " .

Putin said the joint song competition among SCO members could be called "Intervision" to rival the annual Eurovision Song Contest.

This enables users to call any existing service, not just a service that was designed specifically to be called from a Custom mediation.

but they might have taken the other and, as it may be called, higher ground with entire consistency.

directors shall convene at least one meeting every year. The meeting shall be called and presided over by the chairman of the board .

It is at this point that detailed computer models of the climate need to be called into play.

The proper awareness required to appreciate the swarm nature of complicated things might be called hive mind.

A transformer cannot be called a machine for it has no moving parts.

What kind of a pandemonium that vessel was, I cannot describe, but she was commanded a lunatic, and might be called a floating Bedlam.

Astronomers recently made a fuss about Pluto, saying that it's not really big enough to be called a planet (see "Pluto and the Plutons " ).

He led him to Jesus. Looking at him, Jesus said, You are Simon, the son of John; you shall be called Cephas (which is interpreted, Peter).

It is often least confusing to use the directory name as the alias name, so that the virtual directory might be called ExampleFtpFiles.

With just a few components on the page, it is possible that the getter method will be called upwards of a half-dozen times.

If I had to make a case for Osborne's approach I would invoke what used to be called the "balanced Budget multiplier" .

"It sounds strange to me that a non-Jewish baby should be called Suri, " Ackerman said. Cruise is one of the devotees of Scientology.

Eventually, clusters of many thousands of stars develop and began to look and behave like something that could be called a sub-galaxy.

Verdict: Real or Fake? She may not want to be called Latina, but she should proudly credit those genes for her famous figure.

Maybe you think Ernest Hemingway's The Old Man and the Sea should be called You're Gonna Need a Bigger Boat.

These lines, which had fallen one by one on the paper, were what might be called drops of soul.

For centuries there were differences of opinion among the specialists as to which stones deserved to be called sapphires.

She accepted that she would be called to account, and simply did not wish to endure further exposure.

His mother was ill and a doctor had to be called in.

If it does all that, it is what used to be called a signature.

Because of the stateless nature of IIS and ASP. NET, a method decorated with this attribute might be called more than once per test run.

This portion of All That Is looks out for your interests and may be called upon in a personal manner.

After giving his fingerprints, Xu waited to be called for his interview, sitting in an area that was as quiet as a library.

Nevertheless, only the first would be, according to the logicians, able to be submitted to what can be called criticism.

Her governance expects in the top of the British history to be called " Lisa the white is period" , also being called "golden age" .

If it can be called such, one of the benign legacies of the Pinochet years has been a succession of stable centre-left governments.

And I said to myself, "God, if it would destroy him to be called a girl, what are we then teaching him about girls? "

And Aida said, 'This is now bone of my bones, and flesh of my flesh: she shall be called Woman, because she was taken out of me.

Are the same painting, the old painter's painting can be called art, it appears to be no doubt.

but such a man does not know the immense significance of what may be called religion.

Although increased attention to prevention seems to be called for, it's unclear how, or even if, people with pre-diabetes should be treated.

For the cheerleaders , the key notion was that individuals (who used to be called employees) needed to take charge of their own careers.

This can only be called once, and must be called before any other reader methods are called.

He said he would continue working on a second volume of memoirs, to be called The Final Strategic Counteroffensive.

In this case, make it a tab ( zmi_views menu) which will be called "Preview" .

That system, what might be called neoliberal globalization, was the system that just blew up.

Allows methods on an object to be called as though the object is an array.

Shortlisted candidates shall be called for an interview by the HR Department and notified of any tests required.

I was waiting prayerfully for the name of Oscar Zinner to be called even though I knew that this might mean my doom.

In all probability we would find nothing, but we would be called pretentious if we did not follow proper procedure.

This draft referendum raises the question of what Taiwan should be called in the international community.

And his name shall be called in Israel, The house of him that hath his shoe loosed.

He had to be called two or three times before he would come to his dinner.

And he said, Thy name shall be called no more Jacob, but Israel: for as a prince hast thou power with God and with men, and hast prevailed.

After barely changing at all for decades, the startup funding business is now in what could, at least by comparison, be called turmoil.

You can think of a port as an interface and an operation as a method to be called on a particular object.

He said he expected Toyota ' will be called upon under our system to pay compensation . '

Another society protester said he wanted to be called a climate agnostic rather than a sceptic.

"I'm very supportive in general and I think China needs to be called to account and the I. M. F. has not done it, " he said.

Gmail also showed how much you could do with web-based software, if you took advantage of what later came to be called "Ajax. "

Most countries have got at least somewhere on this, chiefly in what might be called i-government: the provision of information.

A truly great or beautiful interior can indeed be called a work of art, but some would prefer to call such an interior a "great design" .

This implicit judgement was subtle enough that she could not be called on it, yet it was tangible and impossible for him to overlook.

He used to be called a young entrepreneur. But soon he was forgotten by the public. He was a flash in the pan.

In the end, he chose to be called the name that had been put in the file: a man's dirty desire was all his accusers could grasp.

This function initializes the global state of Guile and must be called prior to any other Scheme function.

Method can safely be called at any time, but its value is cached only if it is called from within a session.

Once compiled, these libraries can be called from C and JavaScript just as easily as it is called from . NET.

If the owner of the cash is not found, a court hearing could be called to decide what to do with it.

Such an inheritance could be called instinct, using the word in its original sense. But it is not quite so simple.

At this time you may be called on to write a large check for a social event or to spend on behalf of a child.

Mr Obama may well be called on to help sort out that mess if conflict breaks out again, as many fear, within the next year or so.

Once upon a time this was called the American Dream. Nowadays it might be called America's Fitful Reverie.

The flesh of the mature ram or Ewe at least one year old is called mutton; the meat of sheep 12-20 months old may be called yearling mutton.

He and his brother John (see St. John the Apostle) were fishermen on the Sea of Galilee and were among the first disciples to be called.

And they gestured to his father as to what he would want him to be called.

The reason such a cobbled-on extension might be called a penthouse comes from the word's root which is related to the word appendix.

At least one channel must be registered with the remoting system on the server before a remote object can be called.

This might be called the "business as usual" fear - traders never like the part of the business cycle when rates are rising.

Among the friends we make in life, there are only one or two who can be called "a special friend" and that's how I think of you.

In some situations, the methods you implement might be called from more than one thread, and therefore must be written to be thread-safe.

If it looks like a planet (albeit a very weird one) and acts like a planet, then it probably should be called a planet.

Only "the rate of two" double- down time coincidence, their strategies and tactics to be called into question.

No doubt Christ could have avoided some of the people who questioned Him or those who could be called "problem people" .

Stored on her computer, the letters can be called up, copied and customized by changing a few key words.

It is recommended that you load one copy of a DLL at a time or expect the first loaded DLL to be called.

At this point, I do not like my decision to force the first state in the state machine to be called : initial.

The country was to be called the Dominion of Canada, but would still remain loyal to Britain as a member of the British Empire.

The coupling of both specialties resulted in the UT-AT, a combat transport that could no longer be called a walker due to its unique design.

Specifically, this text is called "female character" , written in the works in this book can be called women.

Be assured, that My Light is ever with You, and may be called upon for additional Love to Guide Your processes at any time.

Public borrowing spiralled so far out of control that in 1976 the International Monetary Fund had to be called in.

With a complex feeling of love and guilt toward China, Takeuchi Yoshimi developed a methodology which might be called "Chinese Sinology. "

Many may also be called to return to the garden, raising the basics for one's own family or community in their own backyard.

As the authorities re-established control, however, they began to arrest anybody whose loyalty could be called into question.

I can see clothes of silk, if materials that do not hide the body, nor even one's decency, can be called clothes.

The parameter getModel refers to a JavaScript method that will be called with the result of this call passed as a method parameter.

Some of the high-grade dysplasia shown in the photos may be called as "intramucosal adenocarcinoma" using Japanese criteria.

A husband beating his own wife cannot be called a problem, some of my friends have told me.

Paul had been persecuting Christians and was not a likely person to be called to preach.

Grandfather clocks only started to be called grandfather clocks after a popular song came out in 1876.

To be called organic, producers are required to follow guidelines established by the United States Department of Agriculture.

In the drive, is not this mouth what might be called a mouth in the form of an arrow?

Unfortunately, such a beautiful state, can only be called worldly air, with emotions of all living things with Despair!

His bedroom was on the top of the Palace with a whole day 's sunlight so as to be called '' sunlight hall '' .

However, since complete and jump is only allowed for human task activities, complete and jump can only be called in state claimed.

And now Armenia with its numerous historical monuments can rightly be called one of the most interesting places in the Old World.

DPT is in the final stages of developing and implementing what might be called a pay-as-you-go plan.

This is now hone of my bones, And flesh of my flesh. She shall be called Woman, Because she was taken out of Man.

This will be called whenever an instance of this class is created, just as you would expect.

W: Well, I'm afraid I've got a bit of bad news. My guys have just told me that tomorrow's meeting has to be called off.

She had dimly heard of these things, but it seemed strange to be called to order from the list.

but Berlioz insisted that it was to be called a dramatic symphony, not a cantata or opera.

Within the scope of the with_interface block, the radius method defined with that interface name exists and can be called.

I've passed another round of eliminations . This time I was the 3rd to be called out to receive the photos.

If it were a house or building being purchased with a promissory note, it would be called a mortgage note payable.

What might be called Western "classical" culture has lost enormous ground to popular culture and its accompanying celebrity fever.

Because these methods might be called from any number of threads at the same time, they too must be implemented to be thread-safe.

Have we not told you that this universe could be called a universe of great and unique diversity?

He made what today would be called independent films, art films.

You may also be called many different affectionate names, according to which part of the Britain you are in.

The loosely coupling nature of the Web services allows them to be called when needed and released when they are not needed.

He also talked about his recent absence from the England squad, and admitted his desire to be called to the team again.

In the case of the call command, specifying a range causes the requested function to be called repeatedly: once for each line in the range.

In the past, a woman had to have a pair of small feet to be called a beauty.

It may be called a laptop, but there could be a price to pay for using it on your lap regularly, say doctors.

Exact center the surface tower aloft of the rockery stone be called nine lion stones, have nine lions a frolic on the stone.

So Anyone who breaks one of the least of these commandments and teaches men so, he will be called least in the kingdom of heaven.

Crowds at a November album signing at a Long Island, N. Y. , mall got so out of hand that the event had to be called off.

Deathbed, Luo Ding Wan old man will be called next to his wife, told her everything.

Although I love to love you but sometimes people do not necessarily keep up with her, be called love her!

Should element 43 really be called M? maybe, but it hard to tell for after all this time.

John: If I'm not there by ten past, I won't be called up to receive my certificate.

Yesterday cannot be called back, tomorrow not be certain. What you can be sure to seize is today.

Kremlin ideologues like to describe Russia as a "sovereign democracy" , whatever that means. Elsewhere it would be called an autocracy.

The common factor is the gold. But you cannot say gold is the cause. It cannot be called a cause, for it causes nothing by itself.

The graduation project topic is on the body the body of the poster design can also be called vehicles around the design.

Six interconnected oceans cover the rest of the moon along with one landlocked body large enough to be called a sea.

The "roadable plane, " as the company prefers its newest creation be called, has not had much flight time yet.

When you see a small group of Peking Opera fans singing in a street corner, that corner can be called a "street piao fang. "

Markets have been braced for a potential downgrade of France but few expected Germany's top rating to be called into question.

If it were spoken by Mara and not the Buddha, it would not be called the 'real Truth'.

A few years ago it was thought usual that programs could ever be called up by viewers to be displayed on their TV screens at home.

If I left out the bands value, for instance, the collection would be called Band in the database.

Shamefully, the purpose of the stress tests is not to ensure that depositors' money is safe or that taxpayers will not be called on again.

Allows methods to be called as though they were public data members.

You bragged that if he dared to come into Italy, he would not now be called 'the Great'.

The ancients is not to say that high mountains can be called a hole and you Aura?

it is not to be called amiability , it is her duty ; a slave does not dictate to a master .

These petrodollars, as they used to be called, create what are now called global imbalances.

This means that you must explicitly provide the name of the function to be called initially to the linker .

Neither shall thy name any more be called Abram, but thy name shall be Abraham; for a father of many nations have I made thee.

Did not attend Spring Festival travel how can be called happiness of person?

The procedure should be called after new statistics have been collected for tables used in procedures within the schema.

Is a year at this time, the middle of the autumn, so was be called Mid-Autumn.

Represents a method to be called when a message is to be dispatched to a synchronization context.

The root (de)serializer in turn will query the type mapping registry for the next normal (de)serializer to be called.

As one of the oldest of my Digital Native generation, I can probably be called an 'early adopter' as regards technological innovations.

However, if a sky-high tree cannot resist the attack from the wind, then it cannot be called a good tree.

The first machines running Chrome OS, as the new software is to be called, will not be available until late next year.

And they did so in a time of war, knowing they might be called upon to make the ultimate sacrifice.

These segments may be called departments, branches or divisions etc. , one of the uses of management accounting is managerial control.

Clearly clubs do try to give as much notice as possible, but matches can be called off at any time before or even during a match.

No one takes this honor upon himself; he must be called by God, just as Aaron was.

The team did not target the meaning of existence, or do not target the team can not be called as a team.

They may be called superior courts, district courts, circuit courts, or, as in the case of New York, supreme courts.

The highest appellate court in a state is usually called the supreme court but may be called by some other names.

As you have seen, the compiler ensures that the first arguments of the BeginInvoke method are the arguments of the method to be called.

He got stuck in a bathtub in the White House and someone had to be called to pull him out.

It's never a comfortable conversation to be called in and [hear] you shouldn't have done this. Take the high road.

"Dream" in Su Shi is an important image in its 362 words in total 67 reference to "dream" , the word can be called a dream.

Our grams used to be called Jo West Lauter, but for her books she is JL Hardesty.

Much Soviet gear is of an ersatz nature, to the point that nothing can really be called the standard issue.

Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair is to be called to give evidence to an inquiry into the controversial Iraq War, AFP reported.

If the first parameter is a string, it will be interpreted as a complex number and the function must be called without a second parameter.

Who would enjoy handing over a lot of money when all the thanks you get is to be called a Nazi.

Headhunters --or executive search consultants, as they prefer to be called --recruit middle-and top-level managers for client organizations.

Tourism is the face of a central point for the 14 meters of the yurts , to be called Welcome Palace.

This is followed by an optional Targets field where the user can define a list targets to be called by the build utility.

Data will no longer live on individual desktops or laptops; it will be stored on an outside server waiting to be called up on demand.

If winding up or bailing out a big cross-border bank, whose taxpayers should be called upon to save it if most of its business is abroad?

"Our television" , he said, "can hardly be called a civic or public political institution. "

While they can hardly be called secrets, for some reason people either do not understand or they underestimate the power of these ideas.

Also, you are able to communicate with those who have died and with those who might, today, be called Angels or nature Devas.

Weinberger's trial was about to get under way, and President Bush was likely to be called as a witness.

Quiet background music used to be called "elevator music" because we often heard it in elevators.

Even those of you who ' believe ' a membership is good enough to be called: awaken, go back to sleep, we will meet again another time.

The "Far East" , as East Asia used to be called, is indeed far away from Europe but quite nearby for people who live there.

Some people don't want to be called by any of the terms that are typically used to describe people who are questioning their gender.

He would be called a sellout akin to Peter Orszag, who left government service to become a vice chairman at Citigroup.

She whispered into the handset, was also some uncertainty, is likely to be called the Long Luo.

If the gas-collecting vessel was kept under atmospheric pressure, it would be called differential pressure accumulation leak detection.

The inbound service may be called just like any other Web service from a variety of platforms.

Mr. Li said the new version of the prize would be called the Confucius World Peace Prize.

Then it seemed to me the Sierra should be called not the Nevada, or Snowy Range, but the Range of Light.

If it had, November 11 might still be called Armistice Day.

If your production code is safe or pure, any callable assembly method can be called and tested, in an executable file or in a DLL.

This was the first season for what might be called a "cartoon. "

Sp_reinitpullsubscription can be called from the Subscriber to reinitialize the subscription, during the next run of the Distribution Agent.

Since the first meal they eat after fast is usually in the morning, it can be called, breaking fast, or breakfast!

A simple way to control which JavaScript functions may be called through the RPC mechanism is to maintain them in a Set collection.

This repeats until the last one is returned as the Butterfly to be called for the result.

Your programming language might stipulate that main programs must be called main and that subroutines must not.

Today, visitors flock to what used to be called "the Iberian Peninsula's best-kept secret" -sunny Portugal.

Procedures with array parameters can be called from any of these interfaces.

This class cannot be instantiated, and its methods must be called directly.

It will just sit there, loaded into the browser's memory, waiting for one of the scripts inside to be called.

19I am no longer worthy to be called your son; make me like one of your hired men.

and the salutations in the marketplaces, and to be called of men, Rabbi.

This constructor can only be called by an inherited class.

And greetings in the markets, and to be called of men, Rabbi, Rabbi.

Relations between teenage women and older men would anywhere else be called pedophilia or at least statutory rape.

Today, his picture might be called 'Portrait of the American Portfolio. '

The lives of such 'perfected ones', or 'hsien' (Immortals) as they came to be called, became the central paradigms of religious Taoism.

In Nature, Emerson argues that the sheer physicality of words points us in directions that might be called "spiritual" .

The winner will be entitled to be called " World" , " European" , " Asian" or " American Champion" , as the case may be.

If your code is part of an application that will not be called by other code, security is simple and special coding might not be required.

Lift up and put down can be called lifting , lift up but not put down is called load . What a pity , most people are loaded down with love .

This difficult and strange question with its peculiar conception could be called having unique style, very meaningful.

Just as stewardesses are now called flight attendants, manyactresses now prefer to be called actors.

The last time governments were this involved in sinking money into private assets, the process tended to be called nationalisation.

So, in a high-stakes, nationally televised debate, Obama might be called upon to defend his pastor and church, or abjure his faith.

Only if the data is not available in the object cache, a backend system might be called to deliver the requested data.

There was a low prominence in the middle of the desert, too small to be called a hill.

When the so-called SOAP engine receives the request, it breaks it down and identifies the object whose method is to be called.

RegisterScripts will be called during an asynchronous postback as well (due to the else clause shown in Figure 11).

In the case of a folder-level operation, perhaps the Undo command should actually be called "Nevermind" .

Male students are more likely to be called anti -gay slurs , and female ones tend to receive sexual comments, looks or touches.

Reluctant to call it spoken in the "Outer Mongolia" and should be called "Mongolian. "

This net figure might be called free cash flow. They are the liquid funds available for interest, dividends or acquisitions.

While you may not be gifted for a particular task, you may be called to do it if no one who is gifted at it is around.

That used to be called "censorship. " And doesn't it sound a bit more like the People's Republic of China?

It is for woman to discover what might be called experimental morality and for us to reduce it to a system.

They named it Dan after their forefather Dan , who was born to Israel--though the city used to be called Laish .

If you are won't be called "working poor" , please fight and escape it. Even if it can only take half a step, you also must try to move.

This method should not be called directly; it is called by the constructor.

Lucy: As the media described, "Clearly a fat one, although somewhat pretty, but definitely cannot be called beautiful" !