Sentence examples for expressing a choice from inspiring English sources

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

Think of a person expressing a choice, who holds her palms upwards and alters their height as if weighing something on scales.

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.

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).

The assessor evaluates capacity in terms of four abilities relating to the disclosures: understanding, appreciation, reasoning and expressing a choice.

The MacCAT-CR offers a structured overview of patients' capacities on four subscales (understanding, appreciation, reasoning, expressing a choice) to base a competence judgment on.

Trump has not expressed a choice publicly.

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

But the subjects were forced to express a choice, and they did.

Pressed, he would say only that he reserved the right to express a choice.

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.