Sentence examples for a choice of people from inspiring English sources

Because I lived in London, I could vote directly on a choice of people to run London schools, rather than have those people chosen by the party I had elected – as takes place elsewhere.

At Vox_,_ Dylan Matthews argued last weekend that left-of-center white journalists are "riddled with anxiety about being perceived as out of touch with 'real America.' " This anxiety, he suggested, has caused them to overcompensate by portraying Trumpism not as a choice of people with agency but as a byproduct of social and economic distress.

Of course this isn't the basis of choosing your companion but if you have a choice of people to travel with it may be a consideration.

For example, over the years we've introduced a wide range of services – such as doorstep visa services, a choice of when people can schedule their visa appointments, and personal assistance with completing their visa application.

A key argument against such openness seems to be that it might result in a lesser choice of people running for office, as though that ship hadn't sailed some ago.

Vice-President Hu, who took up his long pre-ordained position as party chief last week, warned that the collapse of communism elsewhere and the toppling of Taiwan's Kuomintang were mainly caused by a "bad choice" of people to take control of these one-party dictatorships.

Interviews are a moment of self sales pitching, and making comments about your lack of skills, lack of confidence and not feeling worthy will scare the employer off remember that they have a wide choice of people and understanding your personal issues isn't their top priority.

"It is sometimes a choice of buildings or people".

This last result could be explained if, when confronted with a choice of two items, people often "leave the best until last".

Asked yesterday if Mr. Maazel was his particular choice, Mr. Mehta said, "It was a choice of a variety of people involved in the picture".

"I probably, you know, have a choice of two or three people now.