Sentence examples for supposed to conclude from inspiring English sources

It is supposed to conclude at nine-forty.

The sessions are supposed to conclude today but may be extended.

Are we supposed to conclude that secrecy is corrosive and that there is such a thing as blowback?

A restorative-justice circle is supposed to conclude with a consensus decision, but Campbell refused to suggest a punishment.

And what are those oppressed people supposed to conclude when the reaction of the world and even some of their own leaders is grudging?

Because they are very different types of people I think we're supposed to conclude that their stories are the stories of all humankind.

Significant numbers of professionals working in the criminal justice system, including prosecutors and judges, when asked whether they believed the law worked as it was supposed to, concluded that it was not an effective tool in combating drug trafficking.

It would be easy, I suppose, to conclude that Mailer liked attention, and to chalk his films up to one more way in which he forced himself on the publicity lunch that was his America.

Tengzhong concluded the initial deal with G.M. in June and was supposed to close the deal by September.

The final comprehensive deal is supposed to be concluded by September.

The Doha round, launched 30 months ago in the shadow of September 11, was supposed to be concluded by the end of this year.