Sentence examples for be free to select from inspiring English sources
"The American people believe that a president should be free to select his own cabinet," the spot says.
The Australian Marriage Equality national spokeswoman, Shirleene Robinson, said "churches would continue to be free to select which couples they marry after any changes to the Marriage Act".
Students will be free to select a research topic, and the rest of the semester will be devoted to independent research and writing of an original work of historical scholarship.
It accepted that given the constitution's guarantee of the "free exercise" of religion, religious bodies should be free to select their own ministers.Both verdicts upheld what conservatives see as religious freedom above all, the freedom of ecclesiastical bodies to organise their own affairs and set the rules for people who (presumably of their own free will) join or serve them.
A child section should never be connected to a parent's internal node, because the number and locations of internal nodes in a section depend on that section's nseg parameter, and one must be free to select any value for nseg in order to achieve good spatial resolution, without having to be concerned about what the value of nseg might do to where child branches are attached.
Capello had until now maintained the position that Terry was innocent until proven guilty and that he should be free to select him as his captain until his trial is over.
As general practices were free to select participants, a weakness might be a possible selection bias [ 11].
Students are free to select any lender they choose, including those not presented through FASTChoice.
There are also private loans available and you are free to select the lender of your choice.
I am happy to suggest a list of project topics, but you are free to select a project outside of this list.
