Sentence examples for choices and setting from inspiring English sources

Halving our deficit over four years will require making hard choices and setting new priorities.

As Quine (1956 [1976], §V) observed, in the actual practice of choosing axioms for set theory, we seem to be left "making deliberate choices and setting them forth unaccompanied by any attempt at justification other than in terms of their elegance and convenience," appeals to the meanings of terms be hanged (although see Boolos' 1971 defense of the "iterative conception of set").

We'll talk about how we won't get absolutely everything we ask for, how life requires making choices and setting priorities, and how we are grateful for being able to give presents at all in our relative abundance.

Instead the two prefer to talk about "tough choices" and "setting priorities", as in a speech the chancellor gave this week in Wales.

Sure, prosecutors always have to make choices and set priorities.

"That meant we couldn't run deficits and that means you have to make choices and set priorities.

Politics is about making choices, and he and his administration are going to have to make choices and set some priorities.

Girls who are empowered have an opportunity to make their own choices, difficult choices, and set out on their own road".

Rather, the fix can come only by changing society so that women can make real choices and set up lives that truly meet their needs and the needs of their families.

But it seemed to be common ground among the Florida justices that the order required them to show two things: first, that a decision to order further recounts was compelled by the Florida election code, grounded in choices made and priorities set by the state Legislature and, second, that the Legislature had made those choices and set those priorities well before Election Day 2000.

The Goldwater Girl from Park Ridge made choices and set goals.