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• v  be appropriate or necessary
  It behooves us to reflect on this matter

• It would certainly behoove his opponents to counter these images with tales of a man about to breathe his last.
• JoeK said: It will behoove the Obama Administration--and the media--to pay careful attention as to how the stimulus money is being disbursed in the coming months.
• It does not behoove His Church to try to hobble their minds or inhibit their search for new insights into truth.

• behove

News & Articles

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• What Others Say: National leaders could learn from Georgia's governor, Atlanta's mayor (The Times, Gainesville)
  As the loggerhead battle of partisan squabbling continues unabated in Washington, D.C., it might behoove our national leaders to look to Georgia for an example of how leaders can come together to solve problems.
  June 11, 2013 - Athens Banner-Herald

Quotes

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• Mike Reinfeldt in SteelCityInsider.com
  Reinfeldt stated "It would seem to behoove everyone to get something done well before the draft".
• Matan Vilnai in Ha'aretz
  Until we receive satisfactory answers regarding the security issue, we will not allow such a decision to pass,Vilnai said. "It would not behoove them to threaten me with timetables."
• Bernie Bickerstaff in USA Today
  We'll exchange ideas,Bickerstaff said. "I think it would behoove both of us to listen. It's an addition, and I've always been a guy who believes input is important. I think we're all on the same page in trying to make this team better. A...