Sentence examples for supposed to be concluded from inspiring English sources

The final comprehensive deal is supposed to be concluded by September.

The Doha round, launched 30 months ago in the shadow of September 11, was supposed to be concluded by the end of this year.

Their agenda is modest this year, with no new emissions targets and little progress expected on a protocol that is supposed to be concluded in 2015 and take effect in 2020.

In what was read by many here as a shift in tone, Mr. Stern said that such notions would be central to the outcome of a new global climate change treaty that is supposed to be concluded by 2015 and take effect in 2020 under an agreement reached in Durban, South Africa, a year ago.

But some of his suggestions in Gaza took them sharply aback.The most alarming was that the agreement made last October at Wye, in Maryland, should be wrapped into the final-status negotiations on borders, Jerusalem, settlements, water and refugees, which are all now supposed to be concluded by May 2000.

In what was read by many here as a shift in tone, Mr. Stern said that such notions would be central to the outcome of a new global climate change treaty that is supposed to be concluded by 2015 and take effect in 2020 under an agreement reached at Durban, South Africa, a year ago.

"Women don't have to pretend like we're not dirty any more or we don't have sexual thoughts; we're not trying to fit into some little box of how a woman's supposed to be," she concludes.

"I do think that the only way forward though, is to persist and continue to create games independently, that break with the general concept of what a game is supposed to be" Papa concludes when I asked him about how experimental games might influence, and perhaps change, gaming culture.

"How close are we supposed to be?" This series wil conclude with a special issue of The New York Times Magazine on Sunday.

The classic of Venezuelan nationalism was supposed to be Antonio Estevez's "Cantata Criolla," concluding Sunday's orchestral program; but this 1954 work did not live up to its reputation.

(Politics VI.i.6) "To live with a view to the political community," I concluded, "should not be supposed to be slavery, but preservation".