Sentence examples for issue is supposed from inspiring English sources

The issue is supposed to be resolved soon.

Mrs. Habashna said, "This issue is supposed to be about human rights and equality, but it has become politicized".

With Ukraine still in crisis, the issue is supposed to be the focus of EU leaders meeting in Latvia.

("Inherent value" may not be the most suitable term to use here, since it may well suggest intrinsic value, whereas the sort of value at issue is supposed to be a type of extrinsic value.

"More weight" is not the same thing as "decisive weight". A Supreme Court nomination is not a tenure case, where the sole issue is supposed to be the excellence of the candidate's work rather than whether one agrees or disagrees with her views.

The student loan issue was supposed to be a political bonanza for Democrats, who were convinced that Republicans would yield on legislation extending the subsidized rate.

Xhaka and Behrami, Petkovic's central midfield pair, said before the start of the championship that they would remain true to Switzerland, and the issue was supposed to have been parked until after the finals.

Each issue was supposed to contain a hundred articles, none more than four hundred words, a brevity accomplished, generally, by writing badly: in Time, you couldn't say something happened "in the nick of time"; you had to say it happened "in time's nick," a savings of three words.

That's a shame, for this issue was supposed to be his calling card to Latino voters.

Originally, this issue was supposed to be addressed by controlled vocabularies and terminology systems (DeKeizer, 2000a, b; ISO, 2000), a heterogeneous group of mostly language-oriented artefacts that relate the various senses or meanings of linguistic entities to one another (e.g. by assessing the synonymy between 'Nephroblastoma' and 'Wilms' Tumor').

That's where debate about these issues is supposed to take place.