Sentence examples for importance ought to from inspiring English sources
No decision of so much importance ought to be rushed into.
Here, however, we offer a close examination of official rayon-level election returns from both 1999 and 2000 and conclude that this picture of stability masks the importance we ought to attribute to the influence of regional governors and their abilities to direct the votes of their electorates in a nearly wholesale fashion.
In this case the judges said they were refusing permission to appeal "because the application does not raise an arguable point of law of general public importance which ought to be considered by the Supreme Court at this time, bearing in mind that the case has already been the subject of judicial decision and reviewed on appeal".
Maybe they are making the right call and maybe they aren't, but to pretend as though a call isn't being made lets the Fed off the hook and shunts aside a policy debate of enormous importance that we really ought to be having.
He wrote: "St Athan is an issue of vital importance to Wales and ought to be at the top of your priority list as secretary of state.
He went on, 'Prevention of the loss of dogs due to distemper is, then, a matter of great importance, and one which ought to attract sympathy from a large circle.' The disease causes an annual money loss which we would be afraid to estimate.
Supermarkets are also more important to farmers than they used to be, accounting for half or more of food sales, even in many developing countries.Success in patchesIn theory, the growing importance of traders and supermarkets ought to make farmers more responsive to changes in prices and consumer tastes.
The importance of Page's speech ought to be measured in terms of the individual lives it effects and not its potential to destroy her reputation or career.
