Sentence examples for has always selected from inspiring English sources

Though the Conservative Party has always selected more than half of its MPs from among the privately educated, the party has not been led by someone who went to a private school since it picked Alec Douglas-Home in 1963.

Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi could be an inspired choice, although an unusual one, since Olympic organizing committees have always selected people from their own nation — current or former Olympians, exemplary civilians, a beloved royal or adorable schoolchildren.

You guys have always selected interesting lead singles to promote the albums.

Cooper: What's amazing about Sundance in particular is that we've always selected each film on its own merit.

"One way or another we have always selected a speaker, as opposed to selecting a valedictorian". In some cases, he says, that is easier than selecting a valedictorian.

For example, the presence of a high component of linolenic acid is responsible for autoxidative instability and off-flavors associated with the oils, and thus farmers or breeders have always selected or developed soybean accessions with inherently low levels of linolenic acid.

The secretary general has always been selected in a secretive process orchestrated by the security council's permanent members, Britain, China, France, Russia and the US.

As a policy with higher reward (dominant policy) has always been selected over less rewarding policy [121] the procedure described for calculating reward value (Eq. 16) from pAB (d) is appropriate here.

Vladimir Vermezovic, the Serb hired by the father two seasons ago to coach the team, has not always selected Junior.

I was careless and kind of dumb, but it's not always easy to remember every specific setting I've ever selected for every app I've downloaded.

"The selection panel's primary aim has always been to select athletes who have the best potential to win the best set of medals for Great Britain.