Sentence examples for selection of future from inspiring English sources

She was selected by Canada's Foreign Affairs for the International Notebook program (which selects Canada's best future foreign correspondents) & selected by the Canadian Defence and Foreign Affairs Institute for Military Journalism, a prestigious selection of future military journalists.

"It's not so much a talent search as a civil right," he said of the early selection of future musicians.

Partisans then mobilised under its banner to undermine John Major's administration and dictate the selection of future party leaders.

David Higdon, a Nascar spokesman, said the sanctioning body would participate more closely with event promoters in selection of future title sponsors.

If they dived into the pool of all available men they would find a much greater selection of future husbands, and this could have the unintended consequence of giving black men the added incentive of staying out of prison.Tony Sweeney Darien, Connecticut* SIR – The suggestion that black women need to marry black men in order to bring up healthy and productive children is ridiculous.

VATICAN CITY — The Vatican announced on Friday that it was preparing a new set of guidelines to help bishops offer a "coordinated and efficient" response to sexual abuse, one that emphasizes protecting children, cooperating with civil authorities and careful selection of future priests.

Defining the groups of patients who benefit from chemotherapy or endocrine therapy has substantial implications for patient selection, design of future trials and cost effectiveness.

The limitation of the future to some defined input scenarios, also called storylines or key assumptions, implies a subjective and decisive pre-selection of futures scrutinised with an energy model.

Although Jordan is theoretically a constitutional monarchy, neither the Jordanian people, nor their representatives in parliament, had any say over the selection of their future king.

But if the past is any guide, a few details can be hazarded about the candidates likely to be recommended for a major archdiocese like New York -- whose occupant can expect to be named a cardinal, with the right to vote in the selection of a future pope.

Also, stepwise logistic regression analysis was conducted to determine factors affecting people's selection of important future agenda items.