Sentence examples for make a fundamental choice from inspiring English sources

BERLIN — As Europe struggles to reverse a plunge in financial confidence, the world waits for Germany's chancellor, Angela Merkel, to make a fundamental choice.

"He can force Republicans to make a fundamental choice: Do they care more about protecting tax breaks or national security?" says the ranking Democrat on the House Budget Committee, Representative Chris Van Hollen of Maryland.

The broader objective of the talks, the official at the briefing in Washington said, would be for North Korea to make a fundamental choice to abandon its nuclear aspirations altogether, as Libya did after lengthy negotiations last year.

Companies have to make a fundamental choice to meet their labour demands by providing their own apprenticeship training or by recruiting unskilled or already-qualified staff from the external labour market.

After all these years I had to make a fundamental choice.

"At some point, these parents made a fundamental choice," said Joseph P. Viteritti, a professor of public policy at New York University and the author of a 1999 book, "Choosing Equality" (Brookings), which supports vouchers for low-income students.

"We have a fundamental choice to make," he said.

"The Greeks have a fundamental choice to make: to stay in the euro or not.

"The Cypriots are playing the Russian game in parallel," said one EU official, adding: "The Cypriots have a fundamental choice to make, which is where they chose to go... do they go to Europe, or do they go to Russia, with all the implications that brings".

And we have a fundamental choice to make: Are we going to step up the plate as a nation the way we did after World War II, the way that generation of heroes said, O.K., the United States is going to be the leader.

You make a fundamental mistake.