Sentence examples for supposed to propose from inspiring English sources

Fortunately, the commission that was supposed to propose a detailed plan came to a farcical end.

Even the smaller sum has yet to materialize, although a committee led by Ethiopia and Norway is supposed to propose payment solutions by October.

Yet Dr. Rizzo was also supposed to propose awarding bonuses to principals who had met certain targets, like improving standardized test scores in each district, Ms. Levy said.DAVID KLASFELD, deputy chancellor for operations, said yesterday that he was surprised by the complaint because he thought an agreement had been reached with the union.

Your friends were then supposed to propose places and times, and chat out the details within the app.

The agency was supposed to propose regulations at the start of 2015, but that process has dragged on over issues including how a person could take over when the car concludes it cannot drive safely, how to prevent hackers from seizing control of what amount to computers on wheels, and the privacy of data that the cars collect about their users.

Under the rules, the companies were supposed to offer any proposed remedies by Sept. 18.

Under the European Commission's rules, companies are supposed to offer their proposed "remedies" no later than one month before the deadline for a final decision.

They have gotten the Federal Election Commission, a supposedly independent body that actually dances like a puppet to the tune of the parties it is supposed to regulate, to propose ridiculously elastic rules on the law's execution that open up the very loopholes it explicitly closed.

True enough, we think that there is a correct interpretation of exactly what test it is that is proposed by Turing (1950); but a complete discussion of the current standing of The Turing Test should pay at least some attention to the current standing of other tests that have been mistakenly supposed to be proposed by Turing (1950).

Though Mr. Saleh's term is supposed to end in 2013, proposed amendments to the Constitution could allow him to remain in power for two additional terms of 10 years.

The SUNY Charter Committee, a sub-committee of the governing body of the State University of New York (SUNY), that is supposed to regulate charter schools, proposes granting them exemptions so they can put uncertified people in classrooms and supposedly train them themselves.