Sentence examples for given choice over from inspiring English sources
In CUtLASS, clinicians were given choice over the antipsychotic drug and dosage used for each patient.
Overall, 52% (53/102; 95% CI: 42 to 61%) of patients felt they had been given choice over their appointment: Choose and Book patients more often than Partial Booking patients.
To be given choice and control over your own death can actually give you back life.
Exactly the same mistake was made when the electorate was given a remain or leave choice over EU membership.
Those booking appointments at the GP surgery are less likely to consider that they have been given a choice over the date or time of their appointment than patients booking their own appointments through the call centre or over the Internet.
The above example, about children's preferences for food, was placed in both areas, since the findings related both to children's reactions to the foods they were given, and to how they behaved when given the choice over what foods they might eat.
In no cases were parents given a choice over the conscription, instead being told their boys "must participate in jihad".
Shadow health minister Stephen O'Brien said: "Local NHS trusts are given little choice over their IT systems, which means that innovation and competition are stifled and trusts are unable to meet the needs of their local patient population".
They question whether it is right that the state should make such decisions without gaining informed consent, saying fluoride is effectively a medicine and therefore people should be given a choice over whether to take it.
Those interim remedies were designed to guarantee that consumers and PC manufacturers would be given some choice over what software should be preloaded onto their machines, and to make sure that competitors can create software applications on an equal footing with Microsoft's own applications.
