Sentence examples for ought to cease from inspiring English sources
Putnam Democrats called for a "vigorous prosecution" of the war to restore the national government's authority, but "when this is accomplished the war ought to cease".
"Conversely, opponents of the ministerial exception doctrine ought to cease caricaturing churches as self-interested institutions whose only apparent goal is to escape legal liability, and think instead about the role that nonlegal mechanisms can play in encouraging fairness to employees".
The Justice Department, which is right to seek his repatriation, should lift its threat to remove the boy from Miami this week, and the Cuban-American community in south Florida ought to cease its disruptive efforts to block Elian's return and to make him into a political symbol.
Press stop to cease recording.
Mr. Vollmann said the F.B.I. ought to have cleared him and ceased surveillance when the Unabomber was caught, in 1996.
There is only one way of cutting taxation as it ought to be cut, namely, by ceasing our insensate preparations for more war.
Yet he always remained true to the ideal of "Enlightenment," at least as he understood that ideal, and he never ceased to insist that philosophy ought to make a practical difference in the world.
It was only after the café had closed for the night, the chairs overturned on the tables, that the rain ceased completely, leaving Stevick with the question of whether his shift here ought to conclude.
