Sentence examples for choice of ends from inspiring English sources

Rarely has Broad had a choice of ends: at Trent Bridge last summer he did – and took eight for 15.

The team winning the toss shall have the option of choice of ends or the kick-off".

Law VIII of Association Football says: "At the beginning of the game, choice of ends and the kick-off shall be decided by the toss of a coin.

The first was that Stuart Broad was given choice of ends and he opted for the Pavilion (strange, given that Broad loves the Nursery end, and maybe based on the occasional hideous low bounce to be seen from there in this match).

Most economists and methodologists believe that there is a reasonably clear distinction between facts and values, between what is and what ought to be, and they believe that most of economics should be regarded as a positive science that helps policy makers choose means to accomplish their ends, though it does not bear on the choice of ends itself.

French captain Henri Amand gave the All Blacks choice of ends and the kick off.

There was a choice of ending the partnership or rethinking the strategy.

Perhaps Hattie's most revealing aspect, however, lies in its choice of ending.

He faced the choice of ending the naval race and moderating Germany's Weltpolitik or making democratic concessions to the left or somehow rebuilding the coalition of conservative agrarians and industrialists in the teeth of socialist opposition.

But ultimately, regardless of the various critiques of Jodi Picoult's choice of ending, I have to grudgingly admit that although it was a mean move, it was also a genius one.

Beyond this ratio, little evidence exists to direct the choice of end-to-end anastomotic technique.