The research also found that moving away from a yes versus no choice posed no particular issue for respondents.
For many on welfare, already stretched to their limits by current cuts, the only "choice" posed by £12bn welfare cuts is the choice between poverty and death.
This time, Clegg avoided the 'statesman or t**' choice posed by the presenters but did suggest Putin's annexation of Crimea was spurred by "panic".
BUT there is a real choice posed by the Bush tax cut and the reconfigurations it will require in the rest of the budget.
From Mr Moon's perspective, the choice posed between growth and the growth of the safety net is a false one.South Korea's welfare spending (as a percentage of GDP) is less than half the OECD average; the country is not likely to turn into Greece any time soon.
The difficulty of closing down the Guantánamo Bay prison is nicely exemplified by a choice posed to Slovenia: take one of its inmates, and your president will meet Barack Obama.The third category, a tendentious one, purports to show other countries' private thinking.
But on one thing it was right: The current choice posed by the pending agreement with Iran couldn't be clearer.
This truly captures me as the person I was – first week of university, dangerously obese, baby-faced, fat-handed, pale little idiot boy who thought XXL bright yellow Threadless t-shirts were a viable fashion choice, posing for a photo with a basketball and a piece of tin foil to go over my head.
Finally, SC is a moral consciousness that allows human beings to make judgments about their thoughts and actions; it also allows him to think and act in the world he lives in accordance with the choice posed by moral reflection.
Milton, he writes, did not intend for the reader to be caught up in a powerful narrative flow; the poem (precisely through its word choices) poses questions, "the consideration of which interrupts our progress".
