Sentence examples for supposed to adopt from inspiring English sources

Fourth-generation LTE networks are supposed to adopt smart antennas, but most carriers haven't started installing these yet, he said.

In December 2015, the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change is supposed to adopt a new treaty to replace the Kyoto Protocol, which expired in 2012.

Mr. Lee does nothing to help Mr. Tyson set up these should-be-poignant moments; they materialize without warning in the midst of the otherwise jaunty, lighthearted, profane narrative, and the audience is supposed to adopt instant somberness.

On the face of things, it seems plausible enough: Latvia is supposed to adopt the EU's single currency on Jan 1st 2014 and, after surviving a horrendous recession in 2008-2010, it now boasts the fastest growing economy in the EU.

It's Down the Rabbit Hole Day, a day when you're supposed to adopt a different blogging style.

With the end of United Nations Convention on Climate Change Meeting which was hold in Bonn and Copenhagen,the world has entered into a low carbon economy which bring the concept of low carbon supply chain management.In order to comply with the changes of the domestic and international situation,enterprises are supposed to adopt low carbon supply chain management to raise the competitiveness.

The budget is supposed to be adopted by April 1.

The regulatory framework is supposed to be adopted in 2001.

The budget is supposed to be adopted by April 1, the start of the fiscal year.

-- Beechestore and Rosecarline, two Haitian teenagers in the throes of puberty, were not supposed to be adopted.

The reforms were supposed to be adopted citywide last year, but in January 2011, Cathleen P. Black, then the schools chancellor, delayed its beginning to give schools more time to prepare.