Sentence examples for ought to be rectified from inspiring English sources

This is a state of literary injustice that ought to be rectified, for the very simple reason that Bassani is one of the great novelists of the last century.

He wasn't having a go at his mates in the team; he was merely articulating an entirely reasonable opinion here in Australia: with the talent and resources we have at our disposal, Australia really should have won a World T20 by now and that wrong ought to be rectified as soon as possible.

First, the dearth of women memorialized on currency and coins ought to be rectified.

This way of calculating the prevalence of dental caries is unwarranted and ought to be rectified.

This failure was to be rectified.

"It's going to be rectified".

This is a serious omission and needs to be rectified.

These ills need to be rectified.

This, at least, is on its way to being rectified.

Generally speaking though, I tend to the view that page 1 corrections or apologies ought to be reserved for rectifying only the most serious front-page foul-ups.

We each reflect God's image, and the gift of speech ought to be used to comfort and to embrace, to include, to rectify and to uplift.