Sentence examples for define the choice from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ryan called the vote "our generation's defining moment," and indeed, nothing could more clearly define the choice that will face voters next year.

Coming just five weeks before the election, the film doesn't do much more than that to define the choice voters have to make.

In this estimation, we define the choice of status quo as the reference.

The CBI wants to define the choice for the British people as "in with reform" or "out with no influence".

These conditions define the choice of the functions (g m )m ∈ [ [0,M - 1] ]. Figure 7 shows the inclusion relationship between the different conditions.

At the national level President Obama, who has the biggest bully pulpit in the country, will use every means to define the choice before American voters.

White House officials started laying out their argument for new revenues on Friday by trying to define the choices to the administration's advantage.

Study results help define the choices NBT programs face over what the "fit" with the state's NBT environments will or should be.

"Now, if in that process I end up helping to shape the ideas and the language and the solutions that for a long period of time define the choices in America, then I've succeeded," he said.

AMES, Iowa — Thursday night's contentious debate opened the door to a new phase in the Republican Party's nomination battle, as rivals engaged each other in arguments that will sharply define the choices voters face as they pick a challenger to President Obama.

I define the choice-set as a limited number of markets that teachers and schools may search over12.