Sentence examples for supposed to be implementing from inspiring English sources

They are supposed to be implementing a plan drawn up by Caribbean mediators.

He was supposed to be implementing corporate strategy, but couldn't do so because no one would tell him what it was.

Was she supposed to be implementing the many plans the university had devised over the years, or coming up with new ones?

He said: "It's entirely improper that the minister who's supposed to be implementing the legislation - and initiating the consultation - is making it clear she's opposed to the whole process".

By the time of this study, all health care centres in Zimbabwe (about 1,600 in total) were supposed to be implementing PITC.

It was supposed to be implemented over eight months, but the plan was to be forced through in just eight weeks.

NMS was introduced earlier this year and MiFID is supposed to be implemented by November.Another relationshipThe pressure from clients is a response to a decade of transformation.

Nice, a watchdog whose recommendations are supposed to be implemented across the NHS, has spent months examining evidence on the impact staff numbers have on both the quality and the safety of the care patients receive.

But immigrants and their advocates say that some people have been unfairly swept up in the dragnet because of overzealous enforcement or confusion over how Ms. Milgram's directive was supposed to be implemented, creating a chilling effect on some immigrants' relationships with the police.

Serbia's government, under President Milan Milutinovic, who is, in effect, under Mr Milosevic's thumb, has accepted most of a deal drawn up by Mr Holbrooke's man on the ground, Chris Hill, which would restore to Kosovo some autonomy and is supposed to be implemented by November 2nd.

The IMS architecture is supposed to be implemented completely in this phase (see Figure 5(d)).