Sentence examples for option of saying from inspiring English sources
"There is no option of saying it's business as usual.
Dunn offered Fiorina the option of saying that she had decided to "move on," but Fiorina said she preferred the truth, which was that she had been fired.
"The Security Council now has the option of saying if there are substantial steps towards peace we can put the prosecutions on hold," said Nick Grono, the deputy president of the International Crisis Group, a conflict analysis think-tank.
"After the 30 days have passed, the lender basically has the option of saying we no longer wish to accept the arrears, but we declare due now the entire balance of the loan.
Mueller, of course, had the option of saying flat-out, "No, no, of course the president can't order a hit on an American here in the U.S. where the full judicial system, Constitution and due process protections exist!
Cecilia Muñoz, the White House official who oversees immigration policy, said Mr. Obama strongly favored Secure Communities because he does not have the option of saying, "While I'm waiting for Congress to come forward, I am not going to bother to enforce the law".
"Language-minority children are offered the option of, say, two or three hours a week of separate instruction in their home language, be it Serbo-Croatian, Turkish, Moroccan or Arabic," Professor Glenn said.
People like John and Jane have been paying them, and generally without the option United has of saying: no thanks.
Republicans would have had the option of simply saying that access to affordable health insurance is not a right, and that many people are simply out of luck.
Secondly, for the description to be complete, every option of the said system must, in its turn, be chosen for analysis: no systemic option can be abandoned so long as there is anything to be said about it.
However, a larger proportion of those who utilized public hospitals as the first option of care said it was the care they trusted more as compared to those who used other forms of care (36.8% versus 5.3%).
