Sentence examples for choices required from inspiring English sources
If delegates in Warsaw could barely negotiate a timetable for the talks, what chance do they have of making the harder choices required for an effective treaty?
Meanwhile, too many in the Tory party, once a byword for the pragmatism and hard choices required to win and hold power, show every sign of behaving like the Liberal Democrats of old, most noticeably in their contempt for their leader and the relish with which they seek opportunities to defeat him.
Atul Gawande, in his article on the importance of primary care, frames the shift from rescue medicine to lifelong incremental care as a decision that will save both lives and money, but he doesn't fully address the unpalatable choices required to effect this transformation.
So far short-term tactics appear to have trumped strategy on multiple fronts; and, although no one want to say it out loud, even some of his closest friends and colleagues are worried that Hall could prove too nice to make the really tough strategic choices required for the BBC to secure its long-term future.
House Speaker John A. Boehner of Ohio, who runs the House with his anti-tax Republican majority, said that, "decades of reckless spending cannot be reversed immediately, especially when the Democrats who run Washington remain unwilling to make the tough choices required to put America on solid ground".
Fig. 7 Flowchart illustrating the classification choices required for recording instances of volcano deformation in a database.
Making good choices requires a careful assessment of risks.
The editors refer to it as "the first step" to help draft a short list of choices requiring -- what else? -- more research.
Weighing up the pros and cons of policy choices requires an unsentimental view of government actions, a position he called "politics without romance".
More alcoholic choices require more tickets, and visitors can sip their blueberry wheat beer in the sun while listening to live music.
The same approach might be taken to America's company 401(k) retirement plans, in which today's choices require a high degree of financial literacy.
