Sentence examples for option of changing from inspiring English sources

The voters do not have the option of changing their minds post-election, but the officeholder has the unfettered latitude to change his mind before completing his term.

He grew up the son of religious seekers who gave him the option of changing his first name.

Washington, for its part, does not have the option of changing their regimes or compelling their integration by force.

If not enough progress was made, then ministers would "keep open the option" of changing their tax status.

Beginning next November, and every year thereafter, members will have the option of changing plans during the Nov. 15-Dec.

They also allowed me the option of changing back to the Heathrow departure in case the second wave of strikes is cancelled.

I would have preferred to see anybody with a Firestone tire have the option of changing, but I don't think it's going to happen.

Equally easy to use is Doodle Buddy (free, Pinger), which adds the option of changing the background to a photo, say, for scribbling on a familiar face.

Throughout the week, aides continued to hold out the option of changing the schedule to avoid looking indifferent to the suffering of those in the storm's path.

It utilized a large visual field for the optical system together with the option of changing support stiffness for both degrees of freedom.

I've pitched some firms up to 20 times, and every time, I can tell you when the no is happening, even if the venture firm isn't saying no because it wants to keep the option [of changing its mind].