Sentence examples for supposed to exercise from inspiring English sources

"And another part of me says, we're supposed to exercise our judgment".

"You're supposed to exercise the valves once a year," he said.

"Superdelegates are, by design, supposed to exercise independent judgment," she said at a news conference in Maine, according to MSNBC.

But even under the declaration, countries are supposed "to exercise self-restraint in the conduct of activities that would complicate or escalate disputes".

It's self-restraint, not physical restraint, that adults are supposed to exercise around children, even children who get themselves into trouble, as that young woman initially had, by striking a stranger on the street.

Indeed, countries look at the one nation that was supposed to exercise "soft power" through economic and technological prowess alone -- Japan -- and they see a pitiful excuse for a superpower.

(KC1046, female, pre-surgery group) Other participants were convinced that their effort, self-discipline, and whether they followed the regime were crucial to success: I had 6 months of supervised training, and then I went abroad and was supposed to do exercises on my own.

For under 16s - who are supposed to do 60 minutes exercise a day - 32.9% managed to hit the target after free swimming was introduced, up from 20.7% beforehand.

I remember doing all the things you are supposed to do to get better: exercising, meditating – and reading, which brought me to this book.

The student kept thinking the erroneous example was a correct answer and was unsure about what they were supposed to do to solve the exercise.

A few days after leaving the hospital, she was supposed to resume exercising in a pulmonary rehabilitation program that had begun before the surgery.