Sentence examples for involves a choice from inspiring English sources

Drug addiction, while it involves a choice -- as do other diseases -- has a genetic component that must also be studied.

Life on the streets is no life at all and almost never involves a "choice" in the true sense of the word.

There's also a claret club that involves a choice of a straight or mixed case every three months, plus 10 per cent off repeat orders.

The public finances are set to go into deficit this year.At heart, the constitutional referendum involves a choice as to whether or not Bolivia should graft on to an imperfect Western liberal democracy a socialist model that owes rather more to the corporatism of Spanish colonial rule (but with Amerindians, rather than conquistadors, in charge) than to Marx.

With that distinction in mind, the central question in the challenge to DAPA, like most legal questions, involves a choice between competing analogies.

Although medical radiation exposures have soared over the past several years, unlike accidental nuclear power releases, an x-ray involves a choice by the patient and doctor.

In his 2007 book "The Future of Marriage," Blankenhorn makes the point that the question of gay marriage, like many important social questions, does not involve a choice between good and bad, but between two competing goods.

Bevin was always saying that he could not choose between Europe and the Commonwealth and, as suggested above, the French were tactless in the way that they advanced the Schuman plan idea as though it involved a choice of this kind.

Follow-up visits were also excluded as such visits did not involve a choice of site.

Staggered grid Lagrangian schemes for compressible hydrodynamics involve a choice of how internal energy is advanced in time.

Philippa Foot introduced a pair of examples, both of which involved a choice between killing one and letting five die.