Sentence examples for choice should come from inspiring English sources

That, however, could lead to his first major battle with the new governor, who insisted that the former comptrollers vet the picks and has said that the ultimate choice should come from the list of three.

It's a child protection issue, not a civil liberties issue – the rights of those who don't have a choice should come before those who are free to make idiotic choices at any time.

The choice should come down to design preference.

The choice should come down whether there are deep strategic synergies between music and its other products.

In my view, such lifestyle choices should come with responsibilities and, in particular, there should not be an expectation that others, such as the volunteer firefighters, risk their lives to save them and their homes.

If blacks were given the same choice, it should come as no surprise if they prefer to support the movement.

And for Beckerman, there could not be a better choice, should it come to that.

They get to make choices about where providers should come from.

He said he spent time at the Guthrie frequently rethinking his choices about how Haywood should come across.

No surprise, then, that two of their choices for the appointment panel should come from the same background – another former supreme court judge, Lord Brown of Eaton-under-Heywood, and another former civil servant, Dame Denise Platt, who chaired the Commission for Social Care Inspection.

As for the "choice" that Mr Letwin favours, he should come to Hackney.