If we can learn to stop disadvantaging people on the basis of race, gender, sexual orientation, or disability, we ought to be able to stop doing so, period, for any reason.
Rather, it needs individuals to do what they know they ought to do, and government to stop doing what it should know causes or prolongs problems.
We ought to stop spending money we don't have, he told cheering Iowa fairgoers, before repeating a tendentious Romney campaign claim that new federal rules offering states flexibility as they run welfare-to-work schemes amount to Mr Obama abandoning work requirements first introduced under Bill Clinton.
There's no genetic reason why people ought to stop liking this music; it doesn't happen with jazz, classical or folk and while the attendant style trappings associated with rock/pop/dance may deter some from renewing their affections with it, that's really their problem, not Peel's.
But I do think he ought to stop waving at a fantastic vision of a Europe that doesn't exist when he needs a bogeyman for whatever point he's trying to score in an argument.
We ought to stop him, but what can we do?" I crashed my way across the room, picked up my bag, and went out into the night.
"One day," he says, "Erika said she'd seen me walking home from school and I ought to stop by her house some time". He did, that day.
I just think what we ought to do is we ought to stop seizing on these moments of tragedy.
PENCE:... I just think what we ought to do is we ought to stop seizing on these moments of tragedy.
That doesn't mean we ought to stop investigating glyphosate's potential effects both immediate and cumulative — on crops, farmers, humans, and animals.
That doesn't mean we ought to stop investigating glyphosate's potential effects both immediate and cumulative on crops, farmers, humans, and animals.
