Sentence examples for choosing on the from inspiring English sources

If the election comes down to a personality contest, with voters choosing on the basis of which candidate understands their problems and is the more likable, Obama wins hands down.

What has struck some historians as particularly upside down about this is the idea that Hoover was offering F.D.R. power — he would have people of his choosing on the delegation — before he became President, and F.D.R. was turning him down.

The government has decided to scrap its decision to go for the carrier version of the F35 and decided, after all, to opt for the STOVL version which it criticised Labour for choosing on the grounds it was less effective and more expensive.

Many fans blame the scheme for diminishing Millwall's away support, such as at Leeds United where fans are issued with vouchers which are then exchanged for tickets at a designated point of West Yorkshire Police's choosing on the day of the game.

After choosing on the comparison screen, children move to the "board screen" where they use their set of gold pieces to advance in a race against the competitor character.

If no one is chosen on the first scrutiny, then a second scrutiny immediately follows.

"He [Zaha] has not been chosen on the basis of one short training session.

All choose on the basis of results".

Tagliabue was finally chosen on the 11th ballot.

Pictures, chosen on the instant, available instantly, distributed instantly.

Niedermayer was chosen on the first round, third over all, in the 1991 draft.