Sentence examples for supposed to back from inspiring English sources

All this is supposed to back up the concept of "intelligence-led policing" in countering terrorism in Britain.

Williams, still a talented playmaker at age 32, was supposed to back up Davis at point guard.

Research by the Ministry of Justice which was supposed to back this up was so deficient it was not even published," he said.

Yet Britain's claim always rankled among astronomers, and by the 20th century, historians decided to launch a detailed investigation of the documents that were supposed to back Airy's claim.

Adani's Carmichael mine has been "covertly funded" by the World Bank through a private arm that is supposed to back "sustainable development", according to a US-based human rights organisation.

So all of us who are too rich to qualify (I know I am! And I went to a private school) are suddenly supposed to back away, embarrassed, from any position that isn't straight possessive individualism.

Nutt's error was not to realise that the science was supposed to back-up the policy, not contribute to its making.

At nose tackle will be solid clogger Antonio Johnson, who was supposed to backed up by former Raven Brandon McKinney, a low-to-the-ground 340-pounder.

We're supposed to run back kicks, we're supposed to run back punts.

But we are supposed to be back in more normal times, so why are strategic buyers hanging back?

It's supposed to spring back instantly when you return.