Sentence examples for supposed to be fixed from inspiring English sources

Euro zone banks were supposed to be fixed by now.

So we have the curious position of no one really defending the status quo and no one clearly explaining how it is supposed to be fixed.

The connection is supposed to be fixed this month.Nor has an all-Bosnia civil-aviation authority, due to have been in action by the end of July, materialised.

Rumours abounded that the comprehensive spending review could spell the end for FIT, or at least a drastic reduction in some of the tariff levels, which were supposed to be fixed until 2013.

The nucleus is supposed to be fixed.

All this was supposed to be fixed years ago.

Milan still hangs around Orso's apartment, too, and Lili surprises him one day in the ironing room — he was supposed to be fixing an electrical socket — with his hand on Caterina's bottom.

Never mind that the current scandal in Harlem involves nonprofit groups that milked a HUD loan program and then abandoned the properties they were supposed to be fixing up.

As the head of public relations for the Coalition Provisional Authority, he exemplified the core problem with that occupation: officials were chosen for political loyalty to Bush, not experience or competence, and were evidently much more interested in getting Bush reelected than in running the country they were supposed to be fixing.

This is known as Brooks's Law, and it is taken as gospel by programmers because it is usually true: it takes so much time for new coders to comprehend the system that they're supposed to be fixing that typically it would have been faster not to include them at all.

According to this doctrine, crises tend to occur on critical days, which were supposed to be a fixed time after the contraction of a disease.