Sentence examples for choices form a from inspiring English sources

If Clegg tells him to shove it, then Brown has two choices, form a minority government and hope the Liberal Democrats support him anyway, or bribe those parties that weren't invited to the debates to support him.

For the former, mazes impose a context learning demand: at the beginning of the maze, an initial door choice forms a context that must be remembered until the end of the maze, where the same numbered door must be chosen again in order to reach the goal.

Many castles, especially royal castles were left to decay in the 15th century; Kenilworth, however, continued to be used as a centre of choice, forming a late medieval "palace fortress".

The ultimate choices will form a pledge, which every general election candidate will be asked to support, to ensure the next parliament is a reforming one.

Social contract is not based on any actual consent such as a voluntary choice to form a civil society along with others.

Nick had a choice: to form a minority government and rule with Labour, or go whole hog and rule with the Tories.

Their rise leaves establishment parties with little choice but to form a grand coalition.

If Labor loses and sticks to its pledge, Mr. Sharon may have little choice but to form a rightist government cobbled together from small nationalist and religious parties.

In the last few days, many here have predicted that Mr. Netanyahu would be left with no choice but to form a narrow government with those he has termed his "natural partners," parties representing the ultra-orthodox and the right.

Two opposition parties have already declared they will not participate in the interim government, leaving Davutoglu with little choice but to form a government made up of independent figures and politicians from the pro-Kurdish party, who would be taking government posts for the first time in Turkish history.

These assumptions are the choices forming the base for the algorithm.