Sentence examples for supposed under from inspiring English sources

Mrs. de Panafieu says Mr. Pons was supposed under party rules to step down because of his age.

On May 26th, several hundred former rebel soldiers who were supposed, under the terms of a peace deal last year, to have joined Congo's national army mutinied in Bukavu.

ReprintsApart from launching an offensive against Kosovo's ethnic-Albanian separatists with forces that were supposed, under the October deal, to be kept in barracks, the Yugoslav leader's most provocative move has been to order out William Walker, the American head of an 800-strong team of international "verifiers" in the troubled province.

A demanding ayatollahThe American-led administration in Iraq was in a bind after the country's most influential Shia Muslim cleric, Ayatollah Ali Sistani, again insisted on direct elections to an interim parliament that is supposed, under the Americans' current plan, to choose a full-fledged Iraqi government by July.

Churkin said the timing of the US airstrike was "frankly suspicious" as it came two days before the US and Russia were supposed under the ceasefire agreement to begin joint planning for air operations against Isis and the former Nusra front, Jabhat Fatah al-Sham, deemed to be terrorist groups by both states.

Yet a plan to penalise farmers who waste water and to make tourist resorts and golf courses pay 15 times more than the average household was beaten off by the agriculture ministry even though these matters are supposed under EU rules to be decided locally.Ms Narbona has announced a €370m budget to fight the drought, with more desalination plants, more recycling, new wells and plans to plug leaks.

The practice of posing as a child on popular dating sites and confronting men who attempt to meet supposed under-agers has been gaining traction in cities across Canada – despite obvious and vocal disapproval from local police forces.

I suppose under the Court's theory we can't prohibit corporate TV ads, but it would be easy to make it very inconvenient -- e.g. require an on-record vote of the board of directors for TV ads but not for print.

We suppose, under stress conditions, proteins undergo active proteolysis, leading to rapid and extensive changes in the peptidome.

None of the Pygmies interviewed have received any compensation, although some are eventually supposed to under the agreement.

We were supposed to, under the assimilation policy, lose all of those attributes that made us Aboriginal people".