Sentence examples for expressed a choice from inspiring English sources

"Front National voters must be respected, they've expressed a choice.

Finally, granting that a moral system that values nothing but choice is a bad thing, it would not follow that choice is in all or even most situations a bad thing, and it would not follow that it is all right for communities to cut bits off the bodies of people who have not expressed a choice in the matter.

Most GPs who expressed a choice selected the model where GPs only prescribe and others deliver basic life support (BLS) and naloxone training 158/170 (92.9%).

Although a higher percentage of men than women expressed a choice for ophthalmology, in terms of career choice the specialty is less 'male dominated' than surgery as a whole.

A few American readers are unhappy that foreigners were expressing a choice, regarding it as an intrusion into domestic affairs.

But state Republicans contend that in some precincts the tallies show that as many as 47 percent of the voters did not express a choice for president, which "defies historical precedent and common sense," as Mr. Barnett wrote.

It is impossible for them to express a choice.

This has led some commentators to add the ability to express a choice to the list of elements that comprise capacity (Grisso & Appelbaum 1998, 34 37).

In the Reuters March 20 poll of 1,722 Americans, pitting Clinton against Trump, 37% of all voters expressing a choice would vote for Clinton, while 35% would vote for Trump.

Two different procedures have been used that allow the newborn to express a choice between two sound stimulations, the differential reinforcement procedure and the stimulus discrimination procedure.

The four abilities - understanding, appreciation, reasoning and expressing a choice - overlap with the English legal definition (understanding, retaining, using and weighing, and expressing a choice).