Sentence examples for constrained choice from inspiring English sources

Laffan said: "It's the politics of constrained choice.

This analysis presupposes that commuting represents what economists call a rational choice, as opposed to a constrained choice.

It said pressure to hit the target had led DfID to change its spending plans with scant notice, "which constrained choice", adding: "Given the limited time available the department could only choose activities where funds could be paid out during 2013.

It constrained choice, and forced you to pay attention and look closely at the essay's titular object, a fish.

"Women's free choice to undergo hysterectomy is really only constrained choice when there are a lack of appropriate alternative options".

In our report, published this week, we recommend that secretaries of state should be allowed a "constrained choice" from a shortlist of candidates graded as appointable and impartial by an independent panel, regulated as now by the Civil Service Commission.

Worse off with respect to their health were the women whose work pathway reflected the least autonomy, even within constrained choices: those women who experienced repeated bouts of unemployment while looking for full-time work.

Furthermore, females are also more likely to experience constrained choices around job search and job acceptance (Robst 2007).

But they also came to expect a world of fluidity, constrained choices, "and endless regrets".

Constrained choices about where individuals choose to live relative to health facilities may bias our estimates.

However, these strategies and transactions easily move from being constrained choices to established, involuntary, and compulsory parts of the rural poor habitus (lifestyle, behavior, and worldview), ultimately maintaining or increasing the poor's conditions of poverty and dependence.