Sentence examples for we ought to seize from inspiring English sources

Where the potential for common ground exists, we ought to seize it.

We ought to seize the future, accept its risks, and do everything possible to connect ever more closely with the world, acknowledging the growth of China, India, and other economies.

President Wahid's administration ought to seize the chance to show that belonging to Indonesia can be a blessing as well as a curse.

The mayor has to take seriously the energies unleashed by his promises, just as his critics ought to seize this opportunity in a constructive and practical spirit.

But on election reform, Democrats ought to seize on the Florida election problems to push the mandatory reforms in their bill.

Some clever capitalist somewhere ought to seize the day now and start cranking out a wide array of Father's Day Cards for the less macho.

Casting Muslims as enemies ― and denying them entry to America, as he vowed during his campaign ― would be a powerful recruiting sergeant for the Islamic State and al Qaeda, as is suggesting that the U.S. ought to seize Iraq's oilfields for itself.

He thought we could easily dispense with the word "probably" from the report's assertion that Putin had probably approved the murder, and that we ought to be seizing Russian assets in the Bahamas and Switzerland instead of pussyfooting around.

I just think what we ought to do is we ought to stop seizing on these moments of tragedy.

PENCE:... I just think what we ought to do is we ought to stop seizing on these moments of tragedy.

But, says Chen, when it comes to seizing power in the workplace, we ought to let some go at home.