Sentence examples for were to be signed from inspiring English sources
The phrase "were to be signed" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in conditional statements to indicate a future action that is dependent on a certain condition being met. Example: "If the agreements were to be signed by the end of the month, we could proceed with the project."
Ozenfant and Le Corbusier (then still known as Jeanneret) together wrote a series of articles for L'Esprit Nouveau that were to be signed with pseudonyms.
On the morning of September 11 , 1993 two days before the Oslo accords were to be signed in Washington, Peres, as the chief Israeli negotiator, thought that he was going to represent his country.
Last year, after a series of opaque agreements with foreign companies, parliament had ruled that no new production-sharing agreements were to be signed until a comprehensive regulatory regime had been established.
They talked maybe six times a year, which seemed just about right for both of them, and once in a while they shared a meal but always under an air of formality and obligation, as if documents were to be signed after dessert".
Medical school departments agreed to match the National Institutes of Health (NIH) minimum salary following a 3-year phase-in, postdoc representatives were to be added to "appropriate" university committees, and appointment letters for new postdocs were to be signed by both the PI and the department chair.
Even if Assad were to bring about an end to the conflict, or even if, miraculously, a peace agreement were to be signed with the rebels, I would still expect a huge rift between the warring rebel groups of Syria.
Mr. Bastianich said the lease is to be signed Tuesday.
The contract is to be signed Friday in Moscow.
The treaty was to be signed on 20 August.
Contracts for the 1965 models are to be signed next March.
The accord, which is to be signed here on Tuesday, was reached after nearly 18 months of talks.
