Sentence examples for ought to satisfy from inspiring English sources
And the rent that ought to satisfy the Saudis would be low indeed.
It offers principles that declassification mechanisms ought to satisfy and a framework for categorizing different kinds of mechanisms.
The guidelines under which Guinness UDV will advertise on NBC ought to satisfy the critics, Mr. Galanis said, because "it's a solid, strict code".
But it says that weak competition and fat margins make it an easier business to enter.The Airborne arrangements ought to satisfy one of the worries raised by Kenneth Mead, the DOT's inspector-general, about DHL Airways.
"We knew that there was a great demand for it," said William Johnson, the Augusta National chairman, who is also known as Hootie, "and we just decided that we ought to satisfy that demand.
We may question whether either the conclusion that incoherence is irrational or that one ought to satisfy the axioms follows from simply being open to a sure loss.
He ought to be satisfied with $6.
Gamers, though, ought to be satisfied with Monaco.
Breedlove ought to be satisfied with being the first person to set the 400-, 500- and 600-m.p.h.
The collector ought to be satisfied, posterity impressed, and his Maker — always assuming he was vouchsafed Heaven — not too rebuking.
The only flaw is that the economic tests that ought to be satisfied before Britain joins are rather different from those on Mr Brown's list.
