Sentence examples for choices to enter from inspiring English sources
The rest came from women's access to education and their resulting choices to enter high-earning, male-dominated fields.
They argue that practices such as prostitution, surrogacy or gendered marriages are based on objectionable views of women — as bodies, as breeders, or as domestic helpmates — and that these views in fact underlie seemingly freely choices to enter these practices.
Earnhardt made a conscious choice to enter his race; he did not have to be whipped into it.
"We had a choice to enter the country and follow the law," Mr. Schmidt told the foreign reporters.
The choice to enter an Oocyte Donation programme is an important decision that not only affects the life of the egg donor, but also to the mother receiving.
Subprime borrowers made a rational choice to enter a market that had previously excluded them, believing they had little to lose.
Mathieu said the choice to enter the Right Step recovery center was his son's and that Tyrann was committed to his recovery and would not seek to play football this season.
"Most candidates for office in New York City make the choice to enter the public matching fund system because it gives them the best chance to run a competitive campaign," said Eric Friedman, a spokesman for the board.
Although it's true that Transfield has a long history of backing various artistic forms, the last years have seen a conscious choice to enter the world of asylum detention.
He was, to be fair, encouraging on the subject of female boxers, applauding their choice to enter the sport, before adding weirdly: "I believe a woman's best place is in the kitchen and on her back.
