Sentence examples for supposed to be managed from inspiring English sources

Truck locations are supposed to be managed by the city to avoid conflicts, but it is a system that officials concede is a work in progress.

Mr. Loglisci's plea is another forceful reminder that as sole trustee of the pension fund, New York's comptroller has far too much power over a huge pool of money that is supposed to be managed for the benefit of state workers and retirees.

However, what has to be remembered is that prison is expected to be a controlled and regulated space, and that the dangers that some prisoners pose to others (and to staff) are supposed to be managed through intelligence about prisoner behaviour, segregation of prisoners vulnerable to attack or of those prisoners who might pose threats to others.

The Data-AEs distributed within the coverage area of a Controlling-AE are supposed to be managed by the Controlling-AE through the CPE.

Residents' satisfaction 30 X11/R11 A11*W11 Total 100 ∑ S *The patient cases which are supposed to be managed include patients with diagnosis of hypertension, diabetes, coronary heart disease, and stroke.

Suppose that user 's ratio changes to after the RRC switch, when he is supposed to be managed by BSs 1 and 2. User will accept the RRC change when their throughput becomes higher by changing the RRC, so the first condition for reclassification is (10).

Arlan Hiner, an assistant field manager for the bureau in Nevada, said, "We're supposed to be managing for ecological balance".

In recent years, our financial "wizards" at private banks — whose skill is supposed to be managing risk — sold Detroit some fancy financial products (derivatives) that have worsened its financial plight by hundreds of millions of dollars.

At a conference recently, I learned that the people who are supposed to be "managing" our offenders now spend up to 80% of their time in front of a computer.

Funny again how no one even seemed to notice that the other Michael, the one who was supposed to be managing the scope of the BBC's ambitions, was not even at the MediaGuardian Edinburgh TV Festival this year.

Staff carried out this abuse under the noses of the nurses supposed to be managing them, in a private hospital charging huge amounts of money on the basis that people were receiving "assessment and treatment".