Sentence examples for supposed to be signed from inspiring English sources

All spending bills are supposed to be signed by then.

The letter was supposed to be signed over a year ago.

This weekend, a peace treaty is supposed to be signed in Lusaka, Zambia's capital, by all parties to the conflict.

"It's when contracts are supposed to be signed and money starts flowing for the new fiscal year".

The treaty is supposed to be signed in 2015, at a conference in Paris, and come into effect in 2020.

Charter passengers were supposed to be signed up six months in advance, to avoid competition with scheduled airlines.

Well, he is supposed to be signing them – actually, he is building a tower out of the copies, a task he seems so engrossed in that he barely acknowledges my arrival, let alone the requests from PRs and agents that he really should start the interview now.

These are supposed to be signs that you print?

While a deal was supposed to be formally signed on January 7th that would have seen China take over an 80% share of the struggling Hambantota port for 99 years in exchange for $1.1 billion of much needed debt relief, this agreement has now been put on indefinite hold due to internal political strife and violent public demonstrations.

Faith is not supposed to be about signing up to a set of propositions but practising a set of principles.

For at least one start, and probably more, the Mets hope Martínez can be the type of marquee pitcher that he was supposed to be when they signed him to a free-agent contract after the 2004 season.