Sentence examples for is supposedly required from inspiring English sources

Falcon 7213 Sunset Boulevard, Hollywood; (323) 850-5350 GETTING IN: A dinner reservation is supposedly required for entry, but the velvet rope always parts for babes.

Two months ago, Mr. Lein and other managers arranged for Ms. Morse's transfer to a position testing more complex software designs, even though she lacked the experience that was supposedly required for the job.

On April 5th the court ruled that Mr Yunus, aged 70, was required by law to step down as managing director when he turned 60, and the belated enforcement of that requirement late last year was legally valid.To Mr Yunus, and his many supporters around the world, the decision to push him out, so long after this was supposedly required, was a politically-motivated use of a technicality.

But can the sense-impressions which are supposedly required for perception be identified with sensations or feelings in one of their non-technical senses?

In particular he is known for developing a concept of a Spirit of Nature, an intermediary between God and the world which was supposedly required to account for those physical phenomena which could not be explained by the mechanical philosophy, and a concept of an infinite absolute space which was also made to represent immaterial reality, and even to share a number of the attributes of God.

Their excuse is supposedly the method of means testing that would be required and which is claimed to be undignified for the poorer that need to claim.

Therefore, the majority of students may not have possessed the reading skills that are required of students at their level of study, which is supposedly the ability to read independently as indicated in Figure 1.

Free speech is supposedly the essence of American democracy and opportunity, but it actually requires listeners for it to have any impact.

HighSociety.com requires visitors to enter credit-card information for what is supposedly a free sample.

Pfizer is supposedly [INAUDIBLE].

TVes is supposedly a public-service station.