Sentence examples for is to be put from inspiring English sources

But if Congo is to be put together again, an election will have to be held.

And by hacker logic, to be dox'd is to be put out of business.

Who knows if anything like her bad deal is to be put again?

Police told the inquest that Major is to be put down.

The surplus is to be put toward relief projects in Africa.

It is to be put under review, and may be deemed fundamentally flawed.

Under that agreement, independence for southern Sudan is to be put to a vote in 2011.

The motion is to be put to the SWRI annual conference.

The proposal is to be put to a popular vote later this year.

The old river town is to be put underwater forever — erased from history after the construction of a dam.

Nor do reports that a "foreigner" is to be put in charge of the British Museum seem very alarming.