Sentence examples for exercise that choice from inspiring English sources

"Clearly, consumers cannot exercise that choice without clear country of origin labelling.

It must also encourage the player to exercise that choice in interesting ways, and in this respect Dishonored mostly excels.

The very nature of private healthcare systems generating choice requires surplus capacity – empty beds – so that patients can exercise that choice.

To take the opposite stance and point out that her lover had freely elected to die and had every right to exercise that choice would only fuel her sense of betrayal.

The prosecution alleges that he started to have sex with them earlier than he was prepared to admit and "in circumstances that were some distance removed from any happy consensual sexual relationship between two people on an equal footing and of equal capacity, able to make and to exercise that choice".

If the government believes student choice drives up quality, why restrict it for some and extend it for just a sub-set of students from more privileged backgrounds, who are in no better position to exercise that choice than anyone else? Far from objecting in principle to the idea of a market, or liberalisation of student numbers, I believe that liberalisation should go further.

If they stop exercising that choice, it will go away.

Our power – and the power of this photograph – lies in exercising that choice.

It may be for want of a better alternative, but they are now exercising that choice.

"We are going to have to accept there is going to be some risk, but maybe it's worth living with ambiguity in the hope of somehow heading them off from exercising that choice, because if you strike the Iranian programme you guarantee they are going to turn around and try to make a bomb.

Exercising that choice effects how we feel.