Sentence examples for a choice to help from inspiring English sources

The next time there is a choice to help America, [Putin] may choose not to help".

Now the rest of Europe — and, notably, Germany — needs to make a choice to help Greece regain strong, sustainable growth by permanently addressing its financing needs.

I don't really have a choice to help or not.

The Stranger is left with a choice to help Sirrus, Achenar, or neither.

Practicing gratitude means recognizing that time and effort was spent helping you and that when someone had a choice to help or do something kind, he did, even when he didn't have to.

I also thought that Mr. Gold's "Inception -style manInception -style-a-manipulation was an inspired choice to help Emma win the election.

Scott's City contacts and renewed Labour sympathies made him a natural choice to help Blair in a part-time capacity.

Based on his public record, Mr. Paige seems a wise choice to help Mr. Bush carry out his campaign pledge to bring innovative solutions to educational problems.

That decision was driven not by the city's ledger sheet, but by a political choice to help the residents of Staten Island get rid of their dump.

So the American rapper might seem a strange choice to help boost the credentials of those, including the London Mayor, Boris Johnson, who are trying to combat the surge in gun and knife crime in the capital.

Josh Bolten, who served as Mr. Bush's chief of staff and budget director, praised Mr. Werfel as a "smart choice" to help restore faith in the I.R.S. following the revelations that officials there targeted conservative groups.