Word: ought
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However, Sarah Wunsch, director of the Cambridge Human Rights Commission, said the city has not organized other commemorative events this year. She said the two-year-old commission plans to sponsor a week-long program during next year's anniversary, but she said "the commissioners thought we ought to have a program that was locally relevant" and that "we needed more time" to plan the celebration...
...show 19th century taste as it was, not as it ought, in the eyes of a retrospective modernism, to have been. Orsay, one feels, was right to include the work of these heroic flatterers and contaminated virtuosos. Not only are they better than we once thought, but they help one recognize the true achievement of the avant-garde alternative. The triumph of the avant- garde over the pompiers has been so complete that one can now look at the losers with calm interest and historical understanding. This is not a matter of camp revival, as some moralists insist...
...ought to be sealed in a case labeled 'Break open only in case of war.' " So sneers the CO as he welcomes Gunnery Sergeant Tom Highway (Clint Eastwood) to his latest assignment in a career that stretches from Korea in Tom's distinguished past to Grenada in the near future. But it is the assignment Highway wanted: top kick of a reconnaissance platoon in dire need of the kind of training only he can provide...
Workers have the right to form a union and the right to bargain collectively as a unit--that's the law. The letter of the law is sometimes open to conflict, but the spirit is clear. Harvard ought to follow...
...People ought to have the opportunities to make choices," the AID administrator said. He said family planning was also important from a health standpoint. "If a woman has more than one child in less than two years, both the mother and the child are more likely to die," McPherson said...