Sentence examples for supposed participation from inspiring English sources

The following year, under a general amnesty, Markievicz was released, but she soon ended up back in jail for supposed participation in a plot against the British government.

It was while he was a visiting professor at the University of Gorki, in 1945, that he met Nina Ermakova, who had been exiled to Gorki because of her supposed participation in an anti-Stalin plot.

"The vehicle had been totally transformed to adapt it to its supposed participation in the competition as a support truck, with publicity and logos of the event painted on its side," the Spanish police said in a statement.

Well, maybe that is precisely the problem with the Voluntary Protection Programs (VPP) - that it contradicts its own definition because it leaves in the hands of employers the establishment of health and safety parameters, with the supposed participation of the workers, and far from the eye of the state's regulatory agencies.

Several mi/siRNAs target members of the ARFs family are involved in auxin homeostasis and signaling supposing their participation in crucial stages of root development [ 88].

The disappointing figures, driven by a sharp fall in the number of people swimming, also show that female participation – supposed to be a key area of focus – has declined and so did the number of disabled people playing sport regularly.

Coming just a few days after Miller criticised the fact that the Open golf championship, which starts on Thursday, is held at a club that refuses to allow women to become members, Muirfield in Scotland, her letter suggests that she may be getting serious about the Olympic legacy that was supposed to increase participation in sport.

UNFORESEEN BENEFIT OF BOOK-CLUB PARTICIPATION: Jacquelyn: "Participants are supposed to bring something related to the book to share.

This is how audience participation is supposed to look, funny, spontaneous and genuinely interactive in a way that pushed the idea of the play's populism without being silly.

In an oft-cited quote, Brownlea [27] states that 'community participation is supposed to make a difference, but not simply to become a process'.

Both familiarity with having a chronic disease as well as prior research participation are supposed to add to the child's experience, but levels of experience are not well defined in literature either.