Nonetheless, that doesn't mean they agree that courts ought to be "staging" a theatrical performance.
So rather than occupying a Bank of America branch, people who are lucky enough to be employed and have a retirement plan ought to be staging a sit-in in the office of the person who runs that 401(k) plan.
All over the Middle East, dictators and their opponents are changing places, and people are asking: "So what?" In 2011, Richard II is exactly the sort of play the Donmar ought to be staging.
A former world No1 with four grand slam titles to her name, her experience of the big stage ought to stand to her against an opponent who freely admits to suffering from stage fright.
As such, a stakeholder expressed that a well-designed decision aid ought to "consider stages of behavior change and get people from pre-contemplation or contemplation to activation".
"They ought to go on stage".
That's the question that ought to be centre stage on every national government's food policy agenda.
And I personally think he ought to do some stage work, as the longer he stays away from it, the harder it is to return.
If the Kennedy-Kagan controversy continues, Schell, author of one of this century's neglected great books, ought to be on stage with them.
The man ought to be a stage hypnotist: his calm voice never rises beyond a casual tone, always giving practical instruction that seemed so simple, so easy to follow.
