Word: oughtness
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...matter of territorial compromise that the settlers have proven themselves most uncompromising. They have failed to understand that for the state to be Jewish does not mean that it ought to carry out its foreign policy in accord with the Book of Joshua...
...necessarily accepting, student opinion was tokenized and disregarded at virtually every step. Even now, after thousands have gathered in support of PBH, the administration refuses to acknowledge that the problem is not how significantly restructured PBH becomes, but that the people who know best how that restructuring ought to be done were shut out of the process...
...some of the top scholars in the field. Both administrators on the Committee on Ethnic Studies refused to attend the conference and only two Harvard administrators were there at all. Whatever your opinion on ethnic studies, it is clear that an administration that supposedly values intellectual, informed dialogue ought to treat student ethnic studies advocates seriously and respectfully. They have failed in this regard...
...such a poorly-defined policy, the flat tax isn't worth considering. But if it ever makes it to the floor in Congress, it ought to go the way of the Edsels and beehive hairdos which were its contemporaries...
...that owns 200 chain-restaurant franchises. Designed to help the elderly rejoin today's service-oriented economy--sometimes after years of unemployment or retirement that has left them with skills applicable only to old-fashioned, well-paying jobs--the center was created with $100,000 donated by Riese. "This ought to be a win-win-win situation," says company ceo Dennis Riese. "We're helping the seniors get jobs, helping employers expand their labor pool and helping the city in the process." Riese's enthusiasm is almost enough to make you forget there's something kind of sad about...