"Nobody ought to be put in a position to feel awkward".
So now Bell has been given the responsibility of occupying what ought to be the position to which batsmen aspire to make their own but in the case of England has generally been viewed as a hot seat and with consequent suspicion.
"The S.E.C. ought to be in a position to examine the data and find the truth".
The two actors ought to be in a position to make the next movie happen — say, one by a young black director — by the sheer force of well-deserved renown that they'd bring to the table.
The two actors ought to be in a position to make the next movie happen say, one by a young black director by the sheer force of well-deserved renown that they'd bring to the table.
In Britain, we ought to be in a position where doctors and therapists are able to prescribe mindfulness, acupuncture, osteopathy de rigueur, and it not only be available in certain fantastic surgeries in London and Brighton.
Sansa Stark – who I initially thought had run out of henna, but it turned out that was just her "disguise", viz, to look exactly the same, except not redheaded – ought to be an A, position-wise, but is a B because her acting is weak.
If they can manage that, Manuel Pellegrini's side ought to be in a position of strength on the basis of their away goals in Parc des Princes last Wednesday and the statistic that Laurent Blanc's men have to overcome about there being only a one-in-five ratio of teams qualifying in Uefa club competitions after drawing 2-2 at home in the first leg.
Thus, if Moore's proposal were correct, then we ought to be in a position to derive from (i) and/or (ii) the following: (v) "If S can't A, it's not the case that S chooses to A" and (vi) "If S doesn't A, it's not the case that S chooses to A".
Amongst all that, the use of digital tools to deliver those soft power messages ought to be a default position -- targeted delivery direct to the audience.
