Sentence examples for key choices from inspiring English sources

This, surely, is one of the key choices of 7 May.

And some of Obama's key choices have left him politically exposed to displeasure on all flanks.

The appropriate levels for decision-making in public interest matters would be defined and clarified, and key choices and responsibilities could not be shuffled downward.

"Like any career, relevancy depends on making key choices in your field, and for actors that means selecting parts that will resonate.

"I also agree that greater clarity, earlier on, about financial support for students could be very helpful, so they have all the facts when making key choices.

That was the clear implication in the two key choices Mr. Bush made public last week of officials to lead his foreign policy -- Gen. Colin L. Powell as secretary of state and Condoleezza Rice as national security adviser.

I think that's the key choice that we face," she told The Yorkshire Post.

He said that the key choice for voters was whether Britain keeps the pound or joins the single European currency.

Here, Mr Nakagawa's appointment is a key choice because of his support for tax cuts and fiscal expansion.

Millar's selection was no surprise given that he has represented Great Britain at several world road race championships and was a key choice in the team that backed Cavendish en route to winning the world title in 2011.

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