Sentence examples for supposed to agree from inspiring English sources

"You're not supposed to agree".

O.K., we've got a consensus on an issue that nobody is supposed to agree on.

Every year, the House, the Senate and the president are supposed to agree on a new budget and spending authority for the government.

For some of EDF's big deals, proper procedures such as informing the board or the state official who was supposed to agree to them were not followed.

In return for the bank's intervening in bond markets, countries are supposed to agree to a program that is not quite a troika bailout but involves oversight.

The 15 members are supposed to agree to the reforms at a grand summit in Amsterdam in June.Russia's foreign minister, Yevgeny Primakov, said that President Yeltsin might go to Paris next month to sign an accord between Russia and NATO.

"What is supposed to be agreed in 2015 is still an open question.

Last year, the IRA was widely supposed to have agreed to disarm because Sinn Fein had promised to urge it to.

The two Kims are supposed to have agreed not to utter a word about it until August.

They are supposed to be agreed with all parties involved, but are open to abuse, according to experts.

Global leaders have a lot of work to do between now and a major UN meeting in Paris in 2015 when a new global agreement is supposed to be agreed.