Make a choice that makes you happy.
Uncertain leadership has obliged it to make a choice that better diplomacy might have rendered unnecessary.
"But going forward, I think the president can make a choice that can help revive and reposition his presidency".
Uncertain leadership has obliged the country to make a choice that better diplomacy might have rendered unnecessary.
In this case, they have been pressured to make a choice that may involve little money either way but that could offend large blocs of consumers.
But it has barely begun in the minds of the electorate, who have until 4 November to make a choice that will reverberate around the world.
When the electoral process has failed to make a choice that is timely and conforms to pre-existing rules, then under Title 3 U.S.C.
I know I've worked with actors who never want to make a choice that would make their character look mean or unappealing.
Most Republicans believe that Ms. Haley will ultimately make a choice that helps bolster her own prospects in 2014, when she is up for re-election along with Senator Lindsey Graham, also a Republican.
This means that, as James Forsyth argues in the Spectator, a virtual dead heat between Labour and the Conservatives, making a coalition with either a possibility, could force the Lib Dems to make a choice that would split the party.
His liberal rival, Francesco Rutelli, 46, a former mayor of Rome, appeared on RAI tonight to plead with Italian voters not to make a choice that would subject Italy to the "mistrust of Europe".
