Sentence examples for supposed to appoint from inspiring English sources
The president's supposed to appoint them next year.
The S.E.C. is supposed to appoint that board by next Monday.
Mayor Giuliani, who is supposed to appoint three of the nine directors of the corporation, has been coping with another New York City tragedy, the crash of American Airlines Flight 587 in Queens.
The loya jirga, which opened on Tuesday and is scheduled to end on Sunday, is supposed to appoint a government that will oversee drafting a new constitution and will run the country until elections in 18 months.
But it does move oversight of the institutions from the Department of Education to the White House, where the president is supposed to appoint an executive director.
Between the establishment of the University of Michigan in 1837 and 1850, the Board of Regents ran the university directly; although they were, by law, supposed to appoint a Chancellor to administer the university, they never did.
The other two posts, however, are supposed to be appointed impartially, with the emphasis on fitness for the post.
Senussi rose and told the court he had only just got a lawyer, six months after one was supposed to be appointed to prepare a defence against charges including murder, torture, kidnapping, false imprisonment, embezzlement and incitement to rape.
But according to the plan, which the quartet agreed on in December, the prime minister is supposed to be appointed as part of the first phase, which also demands difficult steps from Israel.
Though the sight of former political prisoners taking the oath of parliament is a signal things have changed, many remain unsure whether the new legislature, whose powers are supposed to include appointing the body that will draft Egypt's new constitution, will actually wield any real power.
MPs have expressed fears that, although Mr Zeman is supposed then to appoint another new prime minister, he might drag out the process, leaving Mr Rusnok's team in place for many months to carry out the president's wishes.
