Sentence examples for make a personal choice from inspiring English sources

Does each couple make a personal choice?

Simple disappointment is fine in itself and shared by most who follow the team but anything deeper than this, having told players they could make a personal choice without prejudice, would be a trifle vindictive.

"We respect and support their right to make a personal choice and we will continue to educate our members so that they are able to make informed health and equipment related decisions".

But those opposed overwhelmingly cited a sense that Mr. Bloomberg was overreaching with the plan and that consumers should have the freedom to make a personal choice — the exact same points used in an aggressive marketing campaign led by the national soft-drink industry in an effort to beat back the proposal.

"It is vital, however, that in a free society, the individual is free to make a personal choice about the types of media they access – as long as the content is not illegal and is accessed via approved routes of supply".

Anyway, in the interval between the presentation of the Globes last Sunday and the announcement of the Oscar nominations on 13 February, I've been asked to make a personal choice of who or what I think should win the top six Academy Award categories.

Her lawyer, Steven Barta, said Ms. Rodriguez had made a "personal choice".

Lowell added: "It hurts me because I think he made a personal choice and I think it was the wrong one.

In the well-known Impromptu in E flat, with the strands of rippling passagework in the right hand, he made a personal choice and kept the tempo reined in.

Michael Foot: A Life by Kenneth O Morgan HarperPress £25, pp568 The official biography is a dangerous book to write, especially if the subject is still alive and has made a personal choice of the author.

The agent has full discretion whether to go beyond what is required and makes a personal choice to do so.