Sentence examples for supposed to be published from inspiring English sources

Part of Random House's legal argument questions the copyright ownership, because the diaries were supposed to be published posthumously by Hitler's own publisher.

Before Mr. Volcker fell ill, he finished his memoir, "Keeping at It: The Quest for Sound Money and Good Government". The book was supposed to be published in late November, but given Mr. Volcker's health, its publisher, PublicAffairs, a unit of Hachette, moved its release up to Oct. 30.

In most countries, party accounts are supposed to be published.

The reports were supposed to be published by July 1998.

"It was not supposed to be published," Mr. Barak said.

Though first official numbers are supposed to be published in the autumn, even this is uncertain.

You're supposed to be publishing articles or essays, building up a social media empire, getting media exposure, and securing advanced praise for your unwritten book!

A collection of her essays and interviews, The Cracks Between What We Are and What We Are Supposed to Be, was published in 2012 by University of Alabama Press.

However, once something is supposed to be finished or is published, it becomes much harder to read my own work, as it is far too late to change anything if I find a mistake or a bit I don't like!

A BBC reporter, Zoe Kleinman, recently questioned her on her failure to publish any research to back up … well, whatever exactly it is that her hypothesis about brains and computers is supposed to be: "How can I publish just one paper?" she replied, seemingly unaware that academics are not subject to paper rationing.

The flyer was supposed to be put up around campus, published on the conference's website and sent out to students by email. .