Sentence examples for bosses choice from inspiring English sources

One such case was in 1982, when the elder Mr. Cuomo, then the lieutenant governor, won the primary for governor over the party bosses' choice, Mr. Koch.

Still, a Gallup poll showed that Wallace was by far the most popular of the Democratic candidates, and at the Democratic Convention that year he came close to defeating the Party bosses' choice, Harry Truman.

On Long Island, when informed that suburban Republican women were unimpressed by orders from the Pataki machine to support the bosses' choice, Bush approved what hardball connoisseurs will remember as his "breast cancer deception".

Blair Horner, legislative director of the New York Public Interest Research Group, said: "The system is rigged in favor of the party bosses' choices.

'he daily's sacking of Mengi, who founded the newspaper with her husband Güngör Mengi' reported Today's Zaman, 'has once again highlighted Turkish media bosses' difficult choice between freedom of the press and their commercial interests.'.

They noted each boss's choice of words, and how he delivered them.

But on a boat, he told her, he would not be subject to his bosses' arbitrary choices.

The church's communications executive has expanded greatly over the last few years and you might have thought its senior officers would have advised caution or prudence in their boss's choice of language.

Because she is so valuable, her boss has no choice but to agree.

Mr. Matos, who immigrated in 1967, said his boss had no choice but to let him and his colleagues take time off on game days.

The two reputedly fell out in the late 1990s when Salmon was BBC1 controller and objected to (then news boss) Hall's choice of Huw Edwards as Six o'Clock News anchor.