Sentence examples for issues ought to from inspiring English sources

These issues ought to be decided by an effective International Criminal Court.

"We think the lead institution for dealing with international financial issues ought to be the International Monetary Fund," he said at a news conference this morning.

The two biggest issues ought to be the euro crisis and the transition from nuclear energy toward renewables announced after the disaster in Fukushima in March 2011 (Mrs Merkel's boldest single policy move).

But if your focus is on the actual process of learning, these issues ought to be largely irrelevant.

Based on this analysis, it is found that the social identity approach presents a way to understand the subtle and sometimes invisible social structures which underlie ENRM, and that ENRM issues ought to be viewed as a series of conflict episodes connected across time and contexts by the conflict legacy.

But these issues ought to be starting points for powerful conversations between districts, teachers, families, and the union about not only how we measure excellence, but what we do with the knowledge when we find out.

The issue ought to be debated in the presidential campaign.

Although John McCain opposes it, he says the issue ought to be left to the states.

"The real issue ought to be: 'Was there a data breach, or not?' " he said.

The issue ought to be more precisely framed, not as about ickyness or dishonesty, but, rather about what, on the slippery slope of sexuality, constitutes a transgression nowadays.

"Two-thirds of the Legislature voting, again, unanimously in the Senate on every issue ought to make some statement," he said.