"At the beginning I was confronted with a choice: move into art or revolutionary politics," he says.
If that's your choice, move quickly to so identify yourself, because telecommuning lingo changes fast, and broadband is sure to be crowded out soon.
"The choice moving forward is between fully funding the President's request to bring space launches back to American soil or continuing to send millions to the Russians," wrote Mr Bolden in a blog post at the end of March.
Third, the constitutional reform opened up a fissure between authoritarians and democrats in the chavista camp.Mr Chávez faces a choice: move quickly to a command economy, or to more sustainable policies.
Following successive election defeats, and a political environment primed for a change, the B.J.P. faces a choice: move toward the political center or cling to ideological purity and lurch rightward in an attempt at a divide and conquer strategy.
A year ago, for example, the issue of school choice moved into the public spotlight because the court agreed to review Cleveland's voucher program, which made public money available for religious school tuition.
Mr. Easterbook's concluding options — do nothing and wait for FutureGen or start building improved coal power plants — obfuscate the best choice: Move forward with FutureGen, which is five years ahead of any other such project.
The reforms introduced more choice, moving away from reliance on an exclusive public provider.
Besides the lifestyle choice, moving to a venture capital firm was a natural evolution of his position at San Francisco-based Robertson Stephens.
Livi's move was more to do with necessity than choice, moving back in with her parents after "a series of suicide attempts".
