Sentence examples for extension of choice from inspiring English sources

In 2015, though, there are counter-tendencies to the stress-inducing extension of choice.

If universities can be made to appear like any other commodity then the transfer of risk from the many to the one could perhaps be made to appear as the extension of choice and liberty.

Many on the left, and in the educational establishment, admit there is a problem, but object to the reduction of local authority power and any extension of choice and diversity.

JOHN REID, the new health secretary, set out the government's latest ambition for the National Health Service this week: the extension of choice among hospitals for patients requiring operations.

He praised the extension of choice provided by new academies and free schools, but argued the party must go into the next election with a more radical approach.

Schwartz demurs, arguing that some extensions of choice can be a good thing.

Paid family leave is a natural extension of the choice movement because our ultimate goal is to support women, no matter their choice.

Best worst scaling is an extension of discrete choice experiments in that respondents choose both the best and the worst option from a choice set.

This is offered as an extension of "consumer choice".

Divorce can be considered as an extension of mate choice after initial pairing [11], and comparisons between the qualities of old and new mates may then provide a reliable cue as to which factor influences mate choice.

Click on the extension of your choice.