Sentence examples for supposed to assign from inspiring English sources

To avert favoritism, the chief judge of the D.C. District Court is supposed to assign judges to cases randomly.

No more than 15 days later, the president is supposed to assign the prime minister nominee, chosen by the largest bloc, to appoint a cabinet.

Toward the end of President Obama's tenure, the Pentagon stopped releasing redacted investigations of major civilian casualty events, which are supposed to assign responsibility and recommend changes to lessen the probability of future civilian harm.

We don't know how often Anglo-Saxons had sex with pigs (if at all), whether they bothered to confess it to a priest, or whether the priest actually gave them the penance he was supposed to assign.

In theory the panel is supposed to assign the MDL by following such criteria as the capacity of a judge to handle the caseload and the locations of evidence, witnesses, plaintiffs and defendants.

How is she supposed to assign a prior probability to the hypotheses then?

At each transfer, the note and mortgage are supposed to be "assigned" to the new owner; MERS claimed that because it was the "mortgagee of record" and the "nominee" of both parties to every transaction, there was no need to assign the "mortgage" until foreclosure.

A specific percentage of the obligatory set-aside is supposed to be assigned to nature conservation tasks.

Mr. Siminovsky would enlist Mr. Salerno or Mr. Sarnell to steer his clients' cases, which were supposed to be assigned randomly, to Justice Garson, whom Mr. Siminovsky had spent years cultivating with expensive meals, drinks and cigars.

Under the intent of the law, QIP was supposed to be assigned a depreciable life of 15 years; if that had been done, QIP would be eligible for 100% bonus depreciation under code section 168(k).

According to Aereo's patent (and its attorney), each of these "antennas" are supposed to be assigned to an individual subscriber.