Sentence examples for were supposed to introduce from inspiring English sources

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

Mr Bisignani is furious at the breakdown of talks between America and the European Union, which were supposed to introduce free competition across the Atlantic.

To mark Earth Day this year, Sens. John Kerry (D-Mass)., Lindsey Graham (R-S.C). and Joseph Lieberman (I-Conn). were supposed to introduce their long-awaited rewrite of the House's climate legislation.

(Although wireless carriers were supposed to introduce technology by November that would allow customers to keep their phone numbers when they change providers, the Federal Communications Commission on Tuesday extended the deadline for implemenation of this feature by another year, to Nov. 24, 2003).

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.

"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.

They are supposed to introduce a candidate to the base so that the nominee can build a coalition to rally the party for the general election.

Schools are supposed to introduce children to a variety of ideas and viewpoints, but the Miami-Dade School Board decided a few years ago to put one viewpoint off limits.