Sentence examples for settled on a choice from inspiring English sources

Neither President Boris N. Yeltsin nor his new Prime Minister, Yevgeny M. Primakov, has settled on a choice for Finance Minister, perhaps the most important post next to Mr. Primakov's.

Yet when he settled on a choice for prime minister -- Hussein Shahristani, a nuclear scientist and a Shiite -- he ran into a wall of opposition from the leaders of mainstream Shiite political parties, who wanted the job for themselves.

President Bush is said not to have settled on a choice, but diplomats agree that whoever it is will need excellent rapport with Mr. Bush, American military commanders and top State and Defense Department officials who have feuded over Iraq for a year.

The reality is that many voters may be waiting for the conventions or the fall debates to learn more about the contenders and settle on a choice.

To begin with, early decision is a good program for students who have settled on a clear, first-choice school by the fall of the senior year and have an academic record that will stand on its own after only three years of high school, since fall senior year grades are normally not available during the early review.

They had chosen a Winning Aspiration and had settled on a Where to Play choice.

The choice of the diseases was somewhat arbitrary settled on by mutual agreement of the authors.

The team tried out 80 hybrid technologies before narrowing the list to four and then settling on a final choice.

Rather than hold an outright vote, WTO delegates choose their leader over several months, gradually whittling down the number of candidates before settling on a final choice.

Although many people tend to think of succession as the process of identifying and assessing internal and external candidates, defining the characteristics the next CEO will need, and ultimately settling on a final choice, that's really only half the job.

This time, he could end up giving considerably smaller amounts to super PACs backing a few of his favorites in the unusually crowded field, perhaps this year or early next year, before settling on a top choice who'd then receive support on the scale that Gingrich and Romney received.