Sentence examples for ought to resolve from inspiring English sources

"Those Schengen countries ought to resolve the problem that belongs there because they have entered Europe because of free movement.

Congress ought to resolve the issue with legislation making it unambiguous that the federal government can support research on stem cells derived from human embryos.

Problems arise when testimonies conflict, as they often do, but there is no simple rule or set of rules that determines how one ought to resolve such controversies.

In the debate, Mr. Obama focused on "denouncing," apparently to suggest that his public condemnation of Mr. Farrakhan ought to resolve any doubt about where he stands.

Pauley wrote in his 27 December ruling that the wisdom of the surveillance is a policy decision that the political branches of government ought to resolve.

Typically of him, Syrianus goes one by one through the aporiae raised by Aristotle on the subject-matter and methodology of 'first philosophy' and explains briefly how he himself thinks these difficulties ought to be resolved, not how Aristotle resolves them in subsequent books of the Metaphysics.

Attacks on excessive litigation notwithstanding, conservatives are doing exactly what they say the left has long done: rushing to litigate political questions, elevating all manner of disputes to the level of high constitutional principle, and asking judges to settle (or revisit) policy arguments that ought to be resolved by legislators or voters.

They ought to be resolved in public, not in secret.

But he said there was no consensus about how the situation ought to be resolved.

"The State Department has made clear to the Chinese that there are these remaining cases that ought to be resolved".

By his way of thinking, every problem, however big or small, ought to be resolved by a meeting.