Sentence examples for choose through from inspiring English sources

That is, it is a hazard of focus, of which customers politicians choose, through their pollsters, to listen to.

In the past, domestic mills would routinely reject a good portion of what loggers delivered to them, opting to pick and choose through truckloads of lumber.

Then why was one of the prevalent themes of Al Gore's campaign the importance of "protecting a woman's right to choose" through Democratic control of Supreme Court appointees?

"It's our policy that we let our employees choose through an independent democratic voting process whether or not they want union representation," he said.

And, without troubling over it much, I placed her piping alongside all the interesting noises we hear in the world but choose, through habit or policy, to separate from music.

But it does not necessarily have to dominate: in theory, society should be able to choose, through public policy, how much public policing it wants, and how much private.Policing the mallsThere is, however, a final part to the picture of the private police.

Candidates will be chosen through a lottery.

"The person should not be chosen through back-room deals".

In 1975, only three heads of state were chosen through elections.

The artist of the year award, chosen through international public vote, went to conductor Paavo Järvi.

Participants in Chill are chosen through agencies that work with disadvantaged youngsters.