Sentence examples for choice to align from inspiring English sources

After 9/11, they made the choice to align themselves with the Taliban as the Taliban fled into Pakistan.

They are following a path laid out by someone else, rather than making the hard, yet simple choice to align their life with their unique talents and values.

"The curriculum pretends that it's going to talk about the advantages and disadvantages of different energy choices, to align with national learning standards, but it doesn't," Mr. Bigelow said.

We hypothesize that these three state regulations could plausibly affect the availability of information regarding the importance of cancer screening, or the accessibility of specialists or physicians of choice to better align patients with the best medical advice.

This was emblematic of his later treatment which resulted in him being forced into the role of an outcast of the physics community and thus leaving him little choice but to align himself with industrialists.

The ZnO NWs can be grown via different methods and on various substrates, but a crystalline substrate with a similar lattice constant is the best choice to obtain aligned NWs with high quality [9, 10].

With his popularity rating soaring to Bush-like heights, Putin has three geopolitical choices: (1) to align Russia with China against the West; (2) to romance Europe and try to draw it away from the U.S. superpower; or (3) to disappoint China and astound Europe by befriending the U.S. directly.

He made his choice while in office to align with financial power, with the people who write the checks.

Although conceptually many of these theories share similar underpinnings (e.g., an emphasis on information and the use of deliberative processes to align choices with goals), there is considerable debate about how that is operationalized into specific measures.

He insists that right-to-work is only designed to give workers like him a choice to leave the union, which he says is "aligned with liberal Democrats".

The choice of a young Bernie Sanders to align himself with CORE as a college student in early 1960s Chicago says an enormous amount about his character and courage, as well as his commitment to righting the wrongs of American society.