He said, "Congress always ought to have a serious role in oversight".
Marcus Romer, artistic director of Pilot Theatre, wrote a blog arguing that performers always ought to be paid.
There will be plenty of debate about whether this was the punishment he always ought to have been given, or if he is cheating what Knight, in the sentencing hearing, described as a hell of imprisonment that was just beginning.
We ought always strive to streamline our judicial system.
The doctrine does not imply that we ought always to act moderately and with moderate feeling.
The important aspect of the distinction for the present discussion is that on Locke's view we ought always to explain a secondary quality in terms of a primary quality by which it produces the relevant sensation in us.
"We've always thought that more retired people ought to adopt kids instead of play golf," said Rebecca Gawboy, 60, who along with her husband, Jim, 76, is taking care of 12 adopted children ranging in age from 8 to 19.
Although in the end, we do not always behave as we think we ought, our moral judgments typically motivate us, at least to some degree, to act in accordance with them.
"He was always saying, 'We ought to come up with a solution for this,"' Jaffee said.
Mr. Obama simply suggests, as always, that we ought to ask more of ourselves and our government.
