Sentence examples for supposed to be addressing from inspiring English sources

Miliband knows this, and was supposed to be addressing the problem.

He carried a sense that he was supposed to be addressing injustice.

You're supposed to be addressing their hurt feelings, not yours.

I ask her what she's doing here; doesn't she know Joshua Wong is supposed to be addressing the protesters tonight?

The CDC is supposed to be addressing rising obesity rates among children, not advancing beverage industry interests.

But a major scaling up of federal forces, and special security operations, in the last year was supposed to be addressing Guerrero's long-running security crisis.

Across the TV screen and over at the Senate Judiciary Committee, Elena Kagan — who is supposed to be addressed as "General Kagan" — was waging her own battle to prove that she is not a radical, antimilitary pinko.

The flaws, which have cast doubt on the ability of some machines to provide a consistent and reliable vote count, were supposed to be addressed by the Election Assistance Commission, the federal agency that oversees voting.

PER's are designed to formally document a concern that is supposed to be addressed by the company.

Last summer's protests, which have been renewed in light of the new coalition, focused on the social gap, which is supposed to be addressed in the budget.

Unlike pullulanase, ElpS does not exhibit any known inner membrane retention signal and is consequently supposed to be addressed to the outer membrane.