Sentence examples for is supposed to discuss from inspiring English sources

Every Syrian rabbi is supposed to discuss the Edict from the pulpit at least once a year.

Analysts say Mrs. Merkel has realized that the European Union needs a security relationship with Russia because strengthening the NATO-Russia Council, which is supposed to discuss such issues, is going nowhere.

And if finance ministers cannot reach a final deal, the matter will inevitably have to be taken up at the European summit that is supposed to discuss the EU budget two days later.This timing delays yet again the disbursement of the much-delayed tranche of euro-zone aid, worth €31.5 billion.

Meretz city council members appealed the decision and the city council is supposed to discuss the final approval in the coming weeks.

"On the one hand, the Syrian regime claims to discuss peace in Geneva, and on the other hand, it intensifies its military offensive against opposition groups with which it is supposed to discuss, and imposes on the city of Aleppo an unprecedented torrent of fire," said Delattre.

"What used to happen was that when teachers were supposed to discuss current affairs some of them would just switch on the BBC," Ms. James said.

India's Parliament, which just began its winter session, was supposed to discuss inflation, but it was repeatedly adjourned because of rowdy protests by members.

The banks say that their analysts are supposed to discuss only broad industry trends at these meetings and not pitch the bank's underwriting services.

Though none are supposed to discuss their experiences, he appears to have been treated considerably better; he thinks his age helped too.

Just last week, the Sejm (Polish parliament) was supposed to discuss and pass a bill outlawing domestic violence, which is a requirement for European Union members.

That is still true for the main audit: auditors are supposed to discuss quality issues with audit committees, but not tell the public.