Sentence examples for are supposed to present from inspiring English sources

Elections are supposed to present us with clear choices like that, but they usually don't.

Second, those living wills are supposed to present a credible resolution plan under the bankruptcy code.

They are supposed to present it to the country's new government, after the run-off presidential election scheduled for June 14th.

I know we are supposed to present them as extreme wickedness but they don't appear like that to lots of Labour voters who thought this was mainstream Labour policy.

"But Rick," Wickenden says, "the difference is that these people have chosen to become public figures, who are supposed to present themselves and be role models in many ways to the public".

An SDLP spokesman also criticised the intervention this week of the Conservative leader, William Hague, who breached the bipartisan approach to Northern Ireland in which Labour and the Conservatives are supposed to present a united front.

"It's supposed to present the idea of a challenge," he explained.

Sam is supposed to present the board with a proposal for a new, low-cost carrier.

The Puebla-to-Panama financing committee is supposed to present a first report by September.

She is supposed to present a report on her trip on September 25th.

I'm supposed to present.' He had all his work done; he just didn't want to present.