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".
They granted consumers choice and freed artists from the painstaking labour of creating their own paints.
But Bruce Bennett, the lawyer for the Dodgers, said he was happy with the outcome of the hearing, noting the team was granted its choice of lender and avoided having to borrow money from the league.
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.
Workers, with eager acceptance by management, are granted the choice to avoid paying union dues.
Following her wedding day, the pig-faced woman's new husband was granted the choice of having her appear beautiful to him but pig-like to others, or pig-like to him and beautiful to others.
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.
Hence, no user can further increase his utility taking as granted the choices of the other users, i.e., left({r}_i^{ast },{c}_i^{ast}right)=arg max {U}_i^{Net}left overrightarrow{r},overrightarrow{c}right),forall {r}_iin {R}_i; and;{c}_iin {C}_i (12).
The statutory health insurance covers medical and dental treatment, granting free choice among the approved medical doctors, as well as drugs, bandages, remedies, glasses, hearing aids, etc.
The fact that Weyl refused to grant (free) choice sequences whose identity is in no way predetermined sufficient individuality to admit them as arguments of functions betokens a commitment to the conception of the continuum as a "medium of free Becoming" even deeper, perhaps, than that of Brouwer.
