Sentence examples for create more choice from inspiring English sources

Firstly, if there was more funding, would this create more choice and different outcomes for direct payment users?

This from NUS vice-president Rachel Wenstone David Willettsts has provided absolutely no evidence to suggest that his reforms will create more choice for students.

Eamonn Butler, the institute's director, says that the reform would create more choice and spur medical providers to do better.The Conservative party has been taking a keen interest in the operation of social insurance funds in Europe.

It released another post with the headline "Android has helped create more choice and innovation on mobile than ever before", in response to the EU's allegation that Google abused its power in its agreements with other companies that used the mobile operating system.

The government's claim to be increasing choice was "arrant nonsense," Mr Roach said, "it won't create more choice for parents, it will create more choice for schools".

"But we also need to create more choice for people," he said.

Dr. Hickok said he was heartened by Chancellor Joel I. Klein's efforts to create more choices for parents in the long run, by creating charter schools and small schools.

But this alone will do little to create more choices and get more films and television made that reflect the diversity we all deserve".

In 2004, in an attempt to create more choices for parents beyond the large neighborhood high schools that were seen as dumping grounds, and while trying to make the process more equitable, the Education Department instituted an elaborate process to match students and schools.

"Our proposals are about creating more choice, with more good school places in more parts of the country.

Those managed-care plans, known as Medicare Advantage, are run by health insurance companies, rather than the government, and were created with the goal of saving money while creating more choice and expanding the role of the private sector.