Sentence examples for granted a choice from inspiring English sources

When facing the apotheosis of a loss of rights that is forced death, I would hope that inmates would be granted a choice — whether they will die in front of a handful of people, or millions.

Meanwhile, the authors argue, pro-choice advocates find Feng's case equally compelling "because she should have been granted a choice in the first place".

Feng Jianmei should have been granted the right to choose life, they say, because she should have been granted a choice in the first place.

When Offred meets Moira among the Jezebels at a spot where high-ranking men hobnob with sex workers, Moira tells her she was granted a choice after her short-lived escape from the Red Center ― it was this or the Colonies.

WHY:      On July 30th 2006, for the first time in 40 years, the Congolese people will be granted a real choice at the polls and therefore a genuine chance at ending a conflict which has exacerbated a death toll equivalent to that of the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami, every six months.

With 8 restaurant choices for dinner, each night granted a new experience.

The government calculated that it had no choice but to allow the events to unfold and granted a license.

Granting a learner's choice in training can improve motivation in adults [ 5], and in children, putting problems into fantasy contexts can improve motivation and learning [ 6].

The FDA granted an accelerated,..

Granting a death-row inmate his choice of last meal, and releasing the menu to the public, has become a standard part of state executions.

The owners, finally seeing that they would have no choice but to grant a few extra seats at their table, began working to strip the Continentals of a club or two, fracturing the alliance, and limiting the incursion.