Enacted after the big-money political scandals of Watergate, public financing served the nation well as the major nominees' chosen option for 30 years.
In the race to blend the nations the conservative line was always going to be the chosen option, and that was never going to be enough.
If escape and exile were not the chosen option, actors needed to tread the boards, singers needed the music halls, musicians needed the concert hall.
David Frum, to his credit, has chosen Option 3. Four years after portraying the president's leadership as "nothing short of superb" in "The Right Man," Frum, a former Bush speechwriter, has written "Comeback," in which he concedes he didn't get his man entirely right the first time.
The chosen option is of strategic societal interest.
As with all projects, the first document to be produced is the business case, which should also include the chosen option investigated for the investment appraisal.
In Ontario, the OPSP offers multiple screening modalities with integrated prenatal screening (including both first and second trimester markers) being the most commonly chosen option.
A second is that equality of resources as conceived in this construction supposes that the results of unchosen luck, but not chosen option luck, should be equalized.
So far, most companies have chosen option No. 1, sitting on the sidelines to watch how things will unfold or rolling out select pieces in very limited trials.
— An appeal to nationalism seems to be the Chinese government's chosen option to counter Google's demand to provide unfiltered web content.
After all, students should recognize that the word "selection" refers, as in human terms, to a chosen option, a beneficial preference (Bardapurkar 2008).
