Sentence examples for choice of becoming from inspiring English sources

When the island was returned to Japan in 1968, the Westerners were given a choice of becoming either Japanese or American citizens.

When the state oil company was privatized in the 1990's, the provincehad a choice of becoming a shareholder in the new company or taking a cash payment.

We face a choice of becoming a Ruritanian museum or a dynamic and prosperous economy, which could be uncomfortable for some in the Conservative party.

Faced with the choice of becoming a well paid cog in a cinematic machine mostly good at making money, or an auteur who could make brilliant television, it wasn't much of a dilemma.

Mr. Lautenberg, 74, said his decision to run again, which was first reported in The Star-Ledger of Newark today, was prompted by reasoning that if the Democrats retake the Senate, he may have the choice of becoming chairman of the Budget Committee or the Environment and Public Works Committee, which has jurisdiction over transportation programs, an area of interest to him.

They were not given the choice of becoming their own country.

The career choice intention of becoming an entrepreneur remained to be low among all family sizes.

The research also revealed that there is an influence of intelligence level of student on his career choice intentions of becoming an entrepreneur.

It helps you to trust your initial choice and decision of becoming your true self and living as your true self, making it easier to move forward and adjust to your new normal.

Being childless, she could not exercise a role as an imperial regent, which left her with the choice of either becoming a nun or remarrying.

The study examines three cohorts who entered the housing market at different periods in the economic cycle in Sweden, and the choices of both becoming a parent and becoming a homeowner are modeled simultaneously.