Sentence examples for defining choice for from inspiring English sources

His differences with Mr. McCain, he said last week as he received the endorsement of Jack F. Kemp, one of the original supply-siders, pose "a defining choice for our party".

At its outbreak in 1936, defending the Spanish republic defined choices for a generation; and when it ended three years later in victory for General Franco's Nacionales, Spain was politically frozen for almost 40 years.

And in my work with business leaders, I've noticed that sooner or later, every leader is faced with a crucial, life defining choice: "is it more important for me to succeed or to contribute?" In other words, what is my primary goal in business?

Regarding Nicholas Kristof's column, "America's defining choice" (Views, Nov. 13): What President Obama decides to do with Afghanistan, and what the U.S. Congress finally decides to do about health care reform, will truly define America for decades to come.

Australia does not face a defining choice.

And of course the outcome of Republicans' nomination fight will go far in deciding Mr. Obama's fate, by defining the choice for voters.

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

It is possible that specific recall of the wording of an online survey prompt (through inadvertent teaching to the test) helped to define the choice for one test item and narrow the choice for another.

President Obama and Congress will soon make defining choices about health care and troops for Afghanistan.

For the actors who play those teenagers, the parts themselves have been defining choices.

His big, defining choices are still ahead of him.