Sentence examples for supposed to introduce from inspiring English sources

COMPETITION is what every government is supposed to introduce into telecommunications these days.

Before his lecture, Reuven met the woman who was supposed to introduce him that evening.

It was a messy backroom affair that belied the transparency that the new rules were supposed to introduce.

"And we learned that in Japan you're supposed to introduce yourself to the top person first and then move down the line".

After intercepting the key, she can make it record just the right pattern of bits without any of the telltale errors her eavesdropping was supposed to introduce.

As South Carolina's unlikely Democratic nominee for the Senate, he was supposed to introduce himself, shake hands and ask for votes.

Semicolons are supposed to be introduced into the curriculum of the New York City public schools in the third grade.

Mocha's founding in the 14th century is traditionally associated with the Muslim holy man Shaykh Shādhilī, who is supposed to have introduced coffee drinking to Arabia.

A bill is now supposed to be introduced in India's parliament that would confirm the redrawing of India's borders with Bangladesh.

Since Ms Volk's folks were in the restaurant business (her great-grandfather is supposed to have introduced pastrami to America) she is keen to pass on details of memorable mealtimes and even includes a few high-calorie recipes.

Proposals for the future of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the mortgage holding companies taken over by the government at the height of the crisis, were supposed to be introduced with the president's budget this month.