Sentence examples for on choosing to from inspiring English sources

Land management is about exploring existing and possible land use/land cover (LULC) and making decision on choosing to implement the one that ensure sustainable production (UNEP 2014).

But labor organizers, persistent by profession, push on, choosing to look at the bright spots.

Your primary closing strategy and fallback positions are based on choosing to issue a command or presenting foreground and background suggestions.

They've given me wonderful advice on how to be a productive budding scholar". On choosing to come to Princeton: "There was a personal reason to it as well as professional reasons.

But it couldn't be worse suited to a writer like Salinger, the spell of whose work is cast, after all, entirely by the micro-structure of each sentence — on choosing to italicize this word, rather than that; on describing a widower's left rather than right hand; on the ear for dialogue and the feeling for detail; above all, on the jokes.

She may have been angry enough to give a one-fingered salute to "the suits" in the room after the incident last year, but appeared to have moved on, choosing to remain in Los Angeles to rehearse for an Oscars performance, rather than attend the party at home.

That depends on the metrics one chooses to consider.

Some objected, but most of us simply moved on, chose to forget.

From now on, choose to be among the most successful people and write down your goals.

The band, Chris Schlarb on guitar and Tom Steck on drums, chose to set up on the floor rather than onstage.

Too many of the performers on Thursday chose to imitate those, with all too much respect.