Sentence examples for cannot be chosen from inspiring English sources

She cannot be chosen in an atmosphere still dominated by anger and disappointment.

They can be members of the House of Commons and the House of Lords, and serving ministers cannot be chosen.

Here too the book will explain that a nickname or persona "cannot be chosen at random -- it must fit the politician's experiences and match his personality".

No one is born with a religion - this simple truth seems to escape those who place it in a litany of attributes that 1) cannot be chosen and so 2) cannot be criticised.

Otherwise, a new governor cannot be chosen until November 2005, and Senate President Richard J. Codey, a Democrat, would serve out the rest of the term, until January 2006.

Therefore, a technique cannot be chosen by utilising the frontier.

The Cricketers of the Year are selected by the editor, based primarily on their performances in the previous English season, and cannot have been chosen before.

They believe that sex work as a career cannot be freely chosen, but this is clearly at odds with the findings of this survey.

However, experience overwhelmingly indicates that the acceleration of a massive body cannot be freely chosen.

Here each row of A comprises one experiment consisting of input/output measurements and cannot be freely chosen.

Note that those matrices must satisfy the physical realizability condition (8), and thus they cannot be freely chosen.