Sentence examples for ought to guide from inspiring English sources

Conceptualization of values that guide or ought to guide historic explorations is crucially important.

Progressives figured that experts, with the light of their science, ought to guide the government in developing the best solutions to political and economic problems.

Lord Deben, who as John Gummer was environment secretary, said: "If ever there were an issue where the precautionary principle ought to guide our actions, it is in the use of neonicotinoids.

His talk of the Talmud's inspiring both his values and his votes has often been cited by those Christians who believe that the Bible ought to guide public policy.

On further reflection, though, I believe there are three other principles that ought to guide the integration of DRM and climate change adaptation in Lao PDR and elsewhere: planning, preservation, and resilient recovery.

Yet by failing to educate people on a fundamentally different way of thinking, by eschewing articulation of the spiritual and ethical principles that ought to guide us as a society and showing how his programmes flow from those principles, Obama is disempowering those who will have to continue the fight when he is no longer president.

He thought the same principles ought not to guide us when considering the election of a body whose jurisdiction was coëxtensive with a great continent, as when regulating that of one whose concerns are only those of a single state.

Logic seems to give us a guide how we ought to reason, and how we ought to draw inferences from one representation to another.

The reshaping of the army ought to be guided by new thinking on strategy and by a sensible division of labour with Germany's allies.

The government's efforts ought to be guided instead by the wisdom of the First Amendment and the values that it enshrines.

As a sociologist, I certainly believe that journalists ought to be guided by the "facts," not by ideological visions of the world.