Sentence examples for choosing to alter from inspiring English sources

I.B.M. is choosing to alter its stock-option program for executives instead of moving away from options, like General Electric, or abandoning them, as Microsoft has done.

The way in which round length is defined means that the achievement of the national standard is not affected by women choosing to alter their screening appointment – a woman's round length is determined by the date of first offered appointment (DOFOA) (NHS Breast Screening Programme, 2008).

The following is a list of suggested criteria, but the class may choose to alter the list based on their discussions.

Alton chose to alter the direction of a paper that Kelner has restyled as a "Viewspaper" but which many believed had grown tired.

About a fourth of respondents said they lied: They chose to "alter personally identifiable information" such as their dates of birth.

But equivalent decisions about the unborn are routinely made already, albeit with the watchful eye of the law firmly on the decision-maker.Even if people do not choose to alter themselves, though, biotechnology is likely to become ubiquitous.

That, legal experts say, currently gives the Athens government the flexibility, if it so chooses, to alter bond contracts and secure a more beneficial restructuring deal over the objections of its foreign creditors.

"Although we are disappointed that the court chose to alter the termination provision of our merger agreement, we do not believe that the court's decision on this issue will have any impact on our ability to complete the merger within our stated timetable," the bank said in a statement.

Different layers, VOI sizes, and regions have been chosen to alter the aorta and cortex VOIs.

Second, a plant can choose to alter its average worker quality, which also affects its wage bill.

Airlines flying over the poles for instance, where the magnetosphere is weaker, have specific thresholds for solar activity and may choose to alter flight paths to avoid exposing their passengers and crew to a dangerous dose of radiation.