Sentence examples for supposed to emphasize from inspiring English sources

Those centers, called Sheriff's Training and Respect academies, are supposed to emphasize education, vocational training and counseling.

Levitation photos are supposed to emphasize the natural flow of time, said Ms. Hayashi, who usually shoots with a shutter speed of 1/500th of a second or faster.

But that was part of the plan, according to Ms. Markey and Mr. Massa, who say that the trip was also supposed to emphasize the need for more hydrogen infrastructure.

"I'm already an American," he'd say indignantly, haughtily, in a clipped and formal way that was supposed to emphasize the fact that he had, through extreme effort, lost all traces of an accent.

Sponsored by Tea Party Nation, a social networking site, the convention was supposed to emphasize Tea Party groups working together - a contrast to the convention in February, which was plagued by infighting among groups, with sponsors and speakers dropping out right up until its opening hours.

In the Jets' oval locker room, with its cherry-wood cubicles and a green-and-gray "NY" carpet, all those modern team technologies along with all that space and a design that was supposed to emphasize team unity only emphasized team unity in reverse.

The pure sound of the words was supposed to be emphasized because the speaker became impersonal behind the curtain.

(According to the Times' newsroom guidelines, when appearing on television programs, staffers are supposed to avoid forums "that emphasize punditry and reckless opinion-mongering").. Why the Becker appearance?

The Reporter-in-Residence program is supposed to last six months, and Egusa emphasized that it's part-time.

How are we supposed to both suppress our feelings and emphasize the negative?

The English edition is also supposed to criticize Western news coverage that has emphasized splits within the party, one person with knowledge of the order said.