Sentence examples similar to ought to forward from inspiring English sources

That means we ought to move forward with a process that respects our democracy.

"I think stem cell research is extraordinarily promising and exciting and that we ought to move forward on it.

"He was talking about the next steps, the effort to emphasize our message that the count ought to go forward".

Board members who raised questions about whether the university ought to go forward with the payments were quickly shut down, according to two people with direct knowledge of the negotiations.

To be a progressive, says Richard Reeves of Demos, is to believe, "that societies ought to move forward and that the measure of advance is the expansion of freedoms and life chances".

"We believe we ought to go forward in the spirit of Teddy Roosevelt, in the spirit of all those who for years have fought to preserve America's great treasure".

"All of these terrible scandals, he ought to come forward and account for them," Mr. McCall said of the governor yesterday, after a rally of about 200 supporters outside the State Capitol in Albany.

(Two key issues to watch: what sort of constitutional restraints, if any, there are on punitive damages, and how much scrutiny judges should give to initial pleadings to determine whether a federal lawsuit ought to go forward).

While the tone of the questioning was largely skeptical toward the idea that such suits ought to go forward, divining a final ruling from the rough-and-tumble of oral argument can be difficult, especially because justices often ask tough questions of those they're inclined to agree with just to test their counterarguments.

"I think the process ought to go forward".

HEWITT: Only if there is a smoking gun do I think he ought to come forward.