Sentence examples for giving choice from inspiring English sources
Giving choice gives users power: it helps to make them queens.
Activists such as Ed Roberts, often deemed the father of independent living, called for disabled people to have more self-determination, to move away from the notion that "experts" are needed to look after us, instead giving choice and control directly to disabled people.
Much policy reform has rightly been directed toward public choice and away from provider-side monopolies – we can choose which NHS trust to use – but without explicit and effective rules setting out how to close an institution that the public rejects, policies giving choice can be expensive to the public purse.
And besides giving choice in how users browse the Web, this opens up Helio's excellent handsets to other custom apps, which is an exciting prospect, and really makes a device like the Ocean a no-brainer.
The second factor referred to the actions taken by the GP to implement a collaborative chronic care with the patients (e.g. giving a copy of the treatment plan; giving choice about treatment; providing a list of things to do) and other professionals (e.g. referring to a dietician; encouraging to go to support group; encouraging to use community/social programs).
Are we giving choices to the wrong people here?
Given choice, people exercise it.
To be given choice and control over your own death can actually give you back life.
It gives choice, which is always a good thing.
MNL estimation allows determining the choice probability for a given choice scenario.
