Sentence examples for supposedly to be signed from inspiring English sources

The shadowy group's leader may be linked to the murders of five farm workers in February, says Mrs De la Cruz.While waging war on the NPA, Mrs Arroyo's government continues to negotiate a peace deal, supposedly to be signed in September, with the Moro Islamic Liberation Front MILFF).

The conference is now, supposedly, to be held on Saturday.

Picard is instantly suspicious and orders Data to examine the contract that supposedly was signed by Ardra and the leaders of the planet a thousand years ago.

In 1935, Garland was signed to a contract with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM), supposedly without a screen test, though she had made a test for the studio several months earlier.

In the 10 years since treaties were signed supposedly eliminating the barriers to free movement within the Union, only 2percentt of European Union citizens work in Europe outside their home countries.

NCLB was signed into law by George Bush in 2002 and was supposedly designed to expose and solve "achievement gaps" in American education.

Supposedly, he was to be closely interrogated.About what, exactly?

He once covered a bare-breasted statue of justice with a curtain; he supposedly believes that tabby cats are "signs of the devil".

This was supposedly because 'it seems to be the most difficult for the staff to manage – as though no other outward signs would more adequately express their inner distress' (Podvoll, 1969: 213).

Children used to be (supposedly) seen, but not heard.

A guarantee to a creditor was supposedly signed in 2000 by Sulaiman's brother, Abdulaziz, after a stroke left him unable to hold a pen.