Примери за използване на He ought to do на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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He ought to do somethin' about it.
It entails that he ought to do something.
Everyone will know for himself what he ought to do.
He ought to do the honorable thing and apologize.
At least he knew what he ought to do.
But that is what he ought to do", Rees-Mogg told IBC radio.
Clement doubted no longer what he ought to do.
There was no doubt as to what he ought to do.
And therefore he ought to do it now, because he can if he will.
It was not absolutely clear to him what he ought to do.
Thus a man may know from wisdom that he ought to do this or that, and yet he does not do it, because he does not love it.
Whom, and asked our advice as to what he ought to do.
Nor is it possible ever to prove that he ought to do it now, unless by proving that he ought to do it as often as he can;
I cannot prove that he ought to do it now, unless by proving that he ought to do it as often as he can.
John's father asked me for advice about what he ought to do now.
Man's duty, how he ought to live,what he ought to believe, and what he ought to do about his beliefs are, among others, conditioned by his essential nature, his constitution and temperament.
Management by objective tells a manager what he ought to do.
You have, I believe, told the King not what he ought to do, but what he can do.
It is from this passage that I derive my answer to you: that by the words of the law man is admonished and taught,not what he can do, but what he ought to do;
If a man wants to help his fellow-man, he ought to do it differently!
Three things are necessary for the salvation of man: to know what he ought to believe;to know what he ought to desire; and to know what he ought to do.
Master Cromwell, when you counsel the King tell him what he ought to do, but never what he is able to do. .
There is no instinct that tells him what he has to do, andno tradition tells him what he ought to do.
No instinct tells him what he has to do, andno tradition tells him what he ought to do: soon he will not know what he wants to do. .
They simply says:"if you will turn, telling man what he ought to do.
Why should he care what you think he ought to do?