Sentence examples for supposed to tally from inspiring English sources
It already is the law that I am supposed to tally up what I buy from other states without paying sales taxes, and then send in a check to New York for the taxes I would have paid had I bought them here.
Although that study was supposed to tally all brain cancer deaths of workers exposed to vinyl chloride, Union Carbide didn't include Malone's death.
The council's tally was supposed to lead to a streamlining of government operations.
In this election, votes were supposed to be transmitted directly from tallying centers to the election headquarters via encrypted data messages.
In this election, votes were supposed to be transmitted directly from tallying centers to election headquarters in Nairobi, the capital, via encrypted data messages over a mobile phone network.
International election observers said the chaotic delivery of ballots could make recounts impossible in some areas if there were close margins or if the official tally sheets, which were supposed to have been delivered separately, were contested because of irregularities.
In my case, the system between customer service and the store has obviously not functioned, delivery times don't tally, and delivery people don't know what they're supposed to be delivering.
The three-member canvassing board that oversaw the vote tally here in this quiet, old-fashioned seat of Volusia County was not supposed to be entirely hostile territory for Gov. George W. Bush and his team of powerful campaign lawyers.
