Sentence examples for able to chose from inspiring English sources
The notion that Brady should be able to chose how and where to end his life is understandably controversial.
"We're very open-minded, so we felt he should be able to chose," said Xiao Lijie, Mr. Chen's mother.
So far, however, the divide between the two within the campaign does not appear as deep as it did within the Bush White House, and advisers say Mr. McCain has been able to chose when there is a policy difference.
In our experience we find a much higher employee uptake within smaller workplaces as employees come together with a common goal etc, to help - but then to be able to chose the charity they support.
Last week Sainsbury's told the Guardian that stores would be able to chose local causes to donate to, while Marks & Spencer said money would be shared betweem local charities and a selection of national groups.
"Sorry, you know the context of what I was saying, which is we all like to be able to chose our own insurance company and if they don't do the job for us being able to get rid of them and that's what I was referring to," he said.
