Sentence examples for supposed to be charged from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bliss, who saw a soldier in Qalat, Afghanistan, get a severe shock from an electrical box that was not supposed to be charged, said his KBR bosses mocked him for raising safety issues.

Technically, the VAT is only supposed to be charged to citizens.

A third officer who was supposed to be charged will also walk free.

As one British customs official explains: "If we visit a company in Britain and find that it is not charging VAT on goods it is shipping to, say, Germany, we will certainly tell them they are supposed to be charging German VAT.

Prisoners are supposed to be formally charged in front of a judge within 48 hours of arrest; after nearly a week in detention, the five had still not been.

"I took a trip to Ventura up from L.A. and I drove to where there was supposed to be a charging station.

The opposition has accused the National Electoral Council, which is supposed to be impartial and is charged with overseeing the election, of acting to advance the interests of President Hugo Chavez.

"Basically, on a movie set that we were supposed to be in charge, you realize how not in charge of anything you are.

The patrolman, Martin Finkelstein, had just finished telling jurors how on the night he was supposed to be in charge of testing Mr. Gray's blood-alcohol level, he and police union officials discussed which sobriety test Mr. Gray could most likely "beat".

But since Obama's supposed to be in charge over there, and since we have to pin the blame somewhere, he'll do for now.

Well, who's supposed to be in charge?