Sentence examples for ought to decide from inspiring English sources

But that's just what we ought to decide.

We're the people who ought to decide it".

He believes that the public, not spies and secret courts, ought to decide whether this is right.

The dissent also questioned whether the legislature, rather than the court, ought to decide extensions of new privileges.

In our view, parents ought to decide how many children to bring into the world and when not the state, or a church, or pushy grandparents.

Those who are trying to make the Benghazi tragedy into a scandal for the Obama administration really ought to decide what story line they want to sell.

"If science wants to play with people's thinking, then they ought to first decide about moral and ethical values of who they work for and the consequences of their actions," wrote Mr. Magoo 5 from North Carolina.

These issues ought to be decided by an effective International Criminal Court.

Going to war is something that ought to be decided by the people we elect.

Is this really the way the world's most prestigious prize ought to be decided upon, they ask?

And, in an apparent reference to Bossi, he said: "He who ought to have decided [to ask the treasurer to go but] didn't do so".