Sentence examples for ought to differ from inspiring English sources
Do we have the same duties to non-compatriots as we have to compatriots or is there some principled way in which these two sets of duties ought to differ?
In each case, there is no a priori theory to dictate how scales ought to relate to one another and how groups ought to differ.
As a further development of the distinction put forward by the authors, I suggest that most likely the two forms of perceptual learning ought to differ in other important ways, including the resistance to extinction, the level of generalization across stimuli and tasks, and so forth.
While the committee for privileges makes the clear distinction between advocacy, which is banned, and advice, which is permissible, it appears that public expectations of how a member of the House of Lords ought to behave differ from what the rules allow.
This also challenges orthodox Islam, which holds that Jesus was raised alive to heaven.Reasonable men ought to be able to differ.
The "overwhelming priority" is still Iraq, Ruben explains, and while his members are concerned about Afghanistan, they tend to "differ on what ought to be done about it".
