Sentence examples for ought to be progressed from inspiring English sources
Similarly, compounds whose simulated APD90 is shortened will have a low risk of TdP and ought to be progressed.
"Good teachers ought to be able to progress more quickly on the basis of a rounded and objective judgement of their performance," he said.
"It ought to be about practical progress, ideas that make sense to people in their daily lives".
It was he who proclaimed "the pontiff neither can be nor ought to be reconciled with progress, liberalism and modern civilisation".
But that reduction would come at the expense of slightly higher contributions demanded of low-income enrollees, a shortcoming that ought to be remedied as this legislation progresses through Congress.
The human-rights people say the meeting ought to be made conditional on such progress.Uzbekistan has become a useful ally in the fight against terror, and has lent military facilities to America for its Afghan operations.
It's called progress and we ought to be on its side.
The vice president said tonight at a fund-raiser in Los Angeles, "progress and prosperity ought to be expected in this country".
As Cohen saw it, political progress was, and ought to be, moving towards democratic socialism.
But there ought to be more than accidental improvement, and something grander than collateral progress.
