Sentence examples for choice belonged from inspiring English sources

Actually, the Nets were a lottery team last year, but their resulting draft choice belonged to the Chicago Bulls.

But the choice belonged to Gov. Chris Christie — or, technically, to his education commissioner, Christopher D. Cerf.

The choice belonged to Jacqui Rosshandler, who was about to run out of money: she could mothball her breath freshener business, Eatwhatever, and find a job, or she could accept the financial lifeline offered by Arthur Shorin, longtime owner of the Topps Company, who had sold his company and was nurturing start-ups.

McKinley affirmed that the choice belonged to the convention, not to him.

The choice belongs to the Nets, who must decide whether to let one of their most respected players go without gaining anything in return.

Apart from logic, also the theory of social choice belongs to his research interests.

Fierce lobbying is already under way but the final choice belongs to the new President of the Commission, Jean-Claude Juncker. Jean-Claude Juncker

And the choice belongs to Erdogan.

The case was among several involving the so-called Rozelle Rule, under which the commissioner could award a team losing a free agent either players or draft choices belonging to the team that signed that free agent if the clubs did not agree on compensation.

However, the IIA hypothesis is maintained between choices belonging to the same group.

In Ellis's view, choices belong to individuals, but those choices don't separate them from society.