Word: oughtness
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...Professor of History James Hankins stated, "If you're being paid to teach the course, you ought to show up. As I understand it, the argument is if I want to hire this good TF, I have to offer non-attendance at lecture. I don't think that should be part of the equation...
...being paid to teach the course, you ought to show up," Professor of History James Hankins said. "As I understand it, the arguments is if I want to hire this good TF, I have to offer non-attendance at lecture. I don't think that should be part of the equation...
...dean] ought to be somebody between theages of 45 and 50, so that this person would havea decade-plus [to work], at a relatively young agewhen the person has a lot of energy to meet thedemands of the job," says Timken Professor ofBusiness Administration Hugo E. R. Uyterhoeven...
...Bill Clinton felt free to ignore the rules in Haiti, which is what a President gets paid for deciding when the nation's vital interests are at stake and trying to rally the support he needs. "Military force," says Brent Scowcroft, who was National Security Adviser to George Bush, "ought to be an instrument of U.S. foreign policy and interests. That means you use it sometimes when you don't have popular support or when you have very limited goals." Says Seth Tillman, who was a staff member of Senator J. William Fulbright's Foreign Relations Committee during the 1960s...
They go into each game knowing either that they ought to win or that they will have a close, tough game on their hands. But under no circumstances do these laxers believe that they will lose--or even that they probably will lose. Along with the men's hockey team and the squash teams, the women's lacrosse team is the most self-confident squad at Harvard...