Sentence examples for chosen to remove from inspiring English sources
Some people might have chosen to remove their pubic hair after discovering that they have an STI.
The analysts also suspected that Benazir Bhutto, the populist Prime Minister of Pakistan, had been cut out of — or had chosen to remove herself from — the nuclear planning.
He has chosen to remove the statutory programme in ICT at schools, meaning schools must still teach ICT but do not have to follow a specific curriculum.
"The location for today's attack was deliberately chosen to remove any notion that offshore oil exploration is far from our reach," he said.
"I have chosen to remove myself from cases, even when not technically required by ethical rules," she said in her response to the questionnaire.
He told the BBC he was "disappointed but not surprised" that the party had chosen to remove him as its candidate.
Only one chain, the relatively small Omni Hotels, chose to remove the sex films.
Instead, the owners chose to remove all asbestos, carpet, walls, wires and doors.
Campbell advised Larry Page to make a choice, and to the relief of senior executives Page chose to remove Rubin.
