Sentence examples for taking the choice from inspiring English sources

He must hope for a hung parliament in which one party is much the biggest, in effect taking the choice out of his hands.

post has customarily been Europe's to fill, and the White House fears angering Europe, and particularly Germany, by taking the choice out of its hands.

The mayor's office stated that it was "taking the choice of freeing public space in Grenoble from advertising to develop areas for public expression" and replaced 326 advertising signs with community noticeboards and trees.

Rio Ferdinand's exclusion from Euro 2012 for "football reasons" will remain unchallenged at No 1, and Kevin Pietersen wins the "I did it my way" award for taking the choice out of the selectors' hands, but the difference with the Olympians is that neither man's career will be defined by this summer.

The dialogue system for free logic shows the importance of taking the choice of an interpretation for variables as an explicit move.

And, by taking the choice of which treatment a given patient receives out of the hands of the treating clinician, these trials underscore and, some argue, exacerbate the ethical concerns raised by clinical research (Hellman and Hellman 1991).

I understand why they take the choice.

So I took the choice".

Take the choice of venue for the 2022 World Cup.

"This takes the choice away from these shareholders".

But the EU took the choice, years ago, of making full co-operation with the UN's hunt for war criminals a condition of starting accession talks.