Sentence examples for ought to counter from inspiring English sources
To underline that fact, Mr Obama ought to counter the Republican threat not to raise the debt ceiling, with a threat of his own to veto a raise in the debt ceiling.
With inflation under control, the country's central bankers clearly ought to counter that risk by lowering their benchmark interest rate.But there's a further danger, which America's central bankers need to watch out for.
But that ought to be counter-balanced by the fact that more Scots are working class, and they tend to have more children than the middle classes.Scotland's low birth-rate may have political consequences.
He said that to counter the Iranian threat, "we ought to have an aircraft carrier in the gulf".
Taxpayer-funded research really ought to be free of such bias, if only to counter the bias which must be present in commercial research.
Some politicians have wondered out loud whether the country ought to have a countering nuclear option of its own.
The EU ought to drop its counter-productive challenge against the UK's "right to reside" test and instead work with the UK and other member states to restore clarity to the overly complex rules governing EU migrants' access to benefits.
But any drug that can safely be sold over the counter ought to be made available without prescription.
Gallant and Scrivens agree that current deradicalization efforts, that primarily target the Muslim community, ought to be expanded to include countering right-wing extremist ideology, especially in light of recent terror attacks in Paris and Burkina Faso, and as Canada aims to bring in 50,000 Syrian refugees to Canada by the end of this year.
Gardner says in his TV ad, "I believe the pill ought to be available over the counter, round the clock, without a prescription — cheaper and easier, for you".
