Sentence examples for no choice over from inspiring English sources

They have no choice over where they go and often have to learn a foreign language.

Most parents have little or no choice over which school their children will attend.

Only 17% report having little or no choice over who they work with.

In these cases females have no choice over whom they mate with.

Labour MP Margaret Hodge, who chairs the committee, said: "HMRC's 'customers' have no choice over whether or not they deal with the department.

"Ofwat was set up to protect the interests of customers, most of whom have no choice over who supplies their water yet must pay bills typically running to hundreds of pounds.

But if B has no choice but to hand over most of their earnings to A, to buy A an asset and a pension that B will never have, things begin to feel rather feudal.

Some worry that this safeguard may not be enough: the financial costs of not sharing data may be so great that people have no real choice over whether to sign up.

His relationship with his successor has been a delicate one, shaped by the fact that Mr. Hu was put on the path to the top leadership by the party patriarch, Mr. Deng, leaving Mr. Jiang with no independent choice over who would succeed him.

Short of withdrawal, the United States now had no choice but to take over the war.

For now, principals are left with no choice but to start over and figure out ways to cut some more.