Behoves in a sentence

In this decisive and crucial hour, it behoves upon Chamisa the person to enhance the moment and not to impede it; to fertilize and not to barrenize the land upon which the moment is ensconced.

He said the federal government’s transition to deregulation behoves on the marketers to manage their haulage process efficiently since distribution margins previously paid by the government are no longer guaranteed.

However one irate Portsmouth resident pointed out: ‘If the American electorate cannot find a serious candidate, then it behoves us to take over.

It behoves on us the consumers to watch out and buy little quantities that can be consumed before the expiry date approaches.

It behoves us therefore as a poor country that reels from its effect to fight this new fight with all our might together.

The time has long since passed for affirmative action and the hour of reckoning is upon us; the Earth itself is sending a message and it behoves us to change our attitudes and behaviours.

BC will be playing two very solid teams on the road, so it behoves the Eagles to move past last weekend.

He said government alone could not finance the education of students in the country and it behoves on corporate institutions to come on board to support the various schools.

However, on deeper reflection, I came to the conclusion that when the issue involved is not personal, but one of national interest, it behoves any concerned and informed Nigerian to set the record straight for the sake of posterity.

In fact, it behoves on all political office holders to lend their voices to the signing of the Electoral Act.

It, therefore, behoves on the citizens to yield the advise of government by complementing the various efforts it has put in place to control erosion and flood in the state and also ensuring that the protection of the environment is everybody’s business.

The difference in our ideologies and party manifesto behoves on the people to choose whom to vote for”. he said.

Therefore, it behoves members of the National Assembly to lead the way in asserting the principle of Separation of Powers, thus ensuring accountability in governance.

With a massive turn around in the education sector and provision of infrastructure by the Kashim Shettima administration, it behoves us to also provide quality complements and furniture to take care of the massive take-in of displaced and new pupils.

However, it behoves on us to stay within the party and help in resolving whatever we think the problems or issues are.