Sentence examples for choice away from inspiring English sources

"This takes the choice away from these shareholders".

The new English baccalaureate takes choice away from students over what they should study.

Bergé bangs on about freedom, yet taking freedom of choice away is where enslavement begins.

"I believe the intention is good to raise the profile of the sport, but it takes freedom of choice away from female athletes," Mehrabi said.

I am not anti-vegetarian, but they seem to be anti-meat, and they seem to want to take that choice away from me".

At the conference, Mrs. Yakunina said Sanctity of Motherhood was conducting a pilot program in Krasnoyarsk, an industrial city in Siberia, working with doctors and journalists to shift public opinion and women's choice away from abortion.

"Yet taking choices away from seniors to pay physicians is wrong".

When the pressure cooker of Washington or better jobs lead those first choices away, their successors are often not their equals.

And I realised what it was: while the software was automagically enhancing my guitar playing, it was also taking choices away from me.

You go to your own doctor and your doctor chooses your prescription and no H.M.O. or insurance company can take those choices away from you.

Subjects with low reasoning ability make choices away from equilibrium.